Stuck engine
Intermediate
Joined: Jul 2016
Posts: 28
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From: Milwaukee Wisconsin
Crackshot, sorry if I have derailed your post. Being in the same spot you are in just over a year ago myself. I opted to just pull it and be safe with a rebuild. Good luck with the motor
Melting Slicks
Joined: Dec 2005
Posts: 2,576
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From: Sarasota Florida
The old myth (maybe true) was that you could pour Coke in the cylinders and, given enough time, the carbonic acid would eat through any corrosion. So, you wind up with pitting in the cylinder walls and even if it starts you're delaying the inevitable most likely.
If you post your location somebody nearby may have an inspection camera...if near Orlando you'd be welcome to borrow mine. Harbor Freight has them for $70. I use it to inspect frames, hinge pillars, plumbing inside walls, dryer vents and amateur proctology.
Considering that last use, you may not want to borrow mine
If you post your location somebody nearby may have an inspection camera...if near Orlando you'd be welcome to borrow mine. Harbor Freight has them for $70. I use it to inspect frames, hinge pillars, plumbing inside walls, dryer vents and amateur proctology.
Considering that last use, you may not want to borrow mine
