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Re: M has a locked up engine
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Posted by Bob Frey on January 27, 2000 at 17:44:20 from (207.32.13.242):
In Reply to: M has a locked up engine posted by Ray on January 27, 2000 at 07:15:29:
I had the same problem and soaked the offending cylinder with all kinds of liquids to free the piston. In the end I pulled the head and pan and had to take the piston out in pieces. The cylinder wall was in good shape even after all of that and I was able to put everything back together using a replacement piston. The one thing that I learned is that it is good to take it apart to see what damage is done to avoid further complications. Good luck with the M!!
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