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Re: How far should I go with the B?
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Posted by old on June 18, 2006 at 18:52:36 from (4.244.186.243):
In Reply to: How far should I go with the B? posted by bshannon on June 18, 2006 at 16:41:27:
What all have you done to free up those pistons that are stuck??? Do you have the head off?? If you do you might try this. Fill those 2 almost all the way to the top with tranny fluid. Then put about a tablespoon of gas on top of that but only if its out side or where it is safe to do this. Then light the gas/tranny fluid mix and let it burn. When it goes out add a little more gas and relite, keep doing that till almost all of it is burned and then see if they will move.
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