Posted by rustred on September 29, 2009 at 08:25:47 from (209.115.232.65):
In Reply to: Stuck Pistons posted by big_red_man on September 28, 2009 at 18:35:50:
i totally agree with rusty. experienced all that b.s. also. have had to push out the sleeves and remove piston in pieces, and or peal sleeve off piston.in my experiences the thinner the viscosity fluid the better chances of it working. i have used wd40 in cyl. with head off and it would leak down.put in atf and it just sits there .have that happening since spring and atf is still there...not going down.water would be more benefit than that stuff.thats why i say its only a remedy for an engine thats just lightly stuck and the cyls. are not yet rusted.it gives you a good idea when you pull the plugs what to do.its faster to pull the engine apart than wait on some miracle postion to not work.so on that seventy year old engine better get the wrenches out and get to it and at it.good luck.
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