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Old 05-21-2016, 09:04 PM
Go-Tee-O Go-Tee-O is offline
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Default You say the engine won't turn?



....there's your problem, right there! I knew it was bad when 'piston cheese' started falling out when I loosened up the cylinder head.



....then I pulled the driver's side head. Never seen so much junk in a cylinder!



I guess the heads are about what you'd expect.



I hope to use these #62 heads, they're just cast iron, probably be fine with a complete rebuild. Right?
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