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Old 02-05-10, 09:36
Matthew Reid Matthew Reid is offline
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One other option is to put dry ice in the cylinders on the bottom of the pistons. Of course the enigne will have to be upside down and it is much easier to do with the crank removed.

This will drastically cool the pistons causing them to shrink and should help free them up. I have used this method a couple times and it worked great.


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