Posted by Rodman on November 06, 2007 at 15:51:05 from (67.141.92.122):
In Reply to: 1942 H posted by G.V.J. on November 06, 2007 at 13:46:56:
Years ago I rebuilt an engine and could not get the thing to start even with pulling it. Stopped at a country service station and garage and asked the fellow there. He gave me an oil can and squirt about three squirts into each cylinder, and crank it over. It turned over about 5 times and fired right off. I felt stupid and very please at the same time. Don't know if this is your problem, but I learned something then that I have never forgotten. By the way that engine had been bored and new pistons that had been dipped in oil before being installed, but it had apparently drained down enough that I wasn't getting good compression.
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