Subject: Re: con rods
Author: Paul P. Linn
Date: Sep 16, 2004, 6:33 AM
Post ID: 1717540204
That's too easy. Force MUST be used, any "good" mechanic knows that. :)
Paul
Midlothian, Va
MGNOC # 19926
73 Eldo "Elvira" ongoing project
74 Eldo "Daisy"
Ian Adkins wrote:
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Why not just remove the oil pan and undo the conrod bolts and remove
the cylinder with the pistons?
-----Original Message-----
*From:* IndyDi-@aol.com [mailto:IndyDi-@aol.com]
*Sent:* Wednesday, September 15, 2004 10:04 AM
*To:* Loopfram-@topica.com
*Subject:* Re: con rods
Hey Andy, the Dreamcycle had sat outside for 12 years with left
valve cover off and therefore had about a gallon of water in motor
and a really stuck left piston also. About a can of Blaster over
several days, and probably an hour of beating on piston with
hammer/wood block (and sometimes without the wood block) finally
got the bugger loose....You don't care about the piston do you?
Brett in Indy
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