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Re: M pistons still stuck, what next besides a chi
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Posted by John A. on November 19, 2006 at 20:47:01 from (63.233.102.65):
In Reply to: M pistons still stuck, what next besides a chisel posted by Skk on November 19, 2006 at 19:29:01:
Skk, How big of a fire did you build?, fill the cylinders up to to the top with Diesel, then set the fire. If the pistons are near the top of the stroke then it will require a lot of fire! Do it numerious times you have to build enought heat to break the rust loose. Just keep trying, then will break loose, inbetween times when you have to do something else then leave ATF in the cylinders to soak. A 4lb sledge and a 4x4 block will help to break it loose. Hope this helps. Later, John A.
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