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Looked more oxidation than carbonation?
Classic 44 Year old, seized, corroded V8 rebuild thread.....
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Looked more oxidation than carbonation?
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Sorry, forgot to mention carbon tet but this stuff is outlawed these days unless somebody has got a can still!
Saints method certainly works and would be great if it were a 500cc single motorcycle.......but it isn't.
Saints method?
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Whilst I am the spanner-man......it was Wammers method I have employed to try and loosen the rings....
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Whilst I am the spanner-man......it was Wammers method I have employed to try and loosen the rings....
Wammers is really one with the ladies !
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Only because he gets his c*ck out. It was posted earlier but Coke really does work. My uncle was a marine engineer, one day in dry dock the were trying to remove a propeller from it's shaft. They had huge pullers, super heaters etc on the job without success, a Yank passing the dock shouted "I'll send you something that will get that off". Half an hour later he turned up with a couple of crates of Coke. The lads thought it was to drink, he said pour it over the shaft/shaft and leave it for 12 hours. It popped of like a cock in a three cornered hat.
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Only because he gets his c*ck out. It was posted earlier but Coke really does work. My uncle was a marine engineer, one day in dry dock the were trying to remove a propeller from it's shaft. They had huge pullers, super heaters etc on the job without success, a Yank passing the dock shouted "I'll send you something that will get that off". Half an hour later he turned up with a couple of crates of Coke. The lads thought it was to drink, he said pour it over the shaft/shaft and leave it for 12 hours. It popped of like a cock in a three cornered hat.
Coke is pretty acidic (phosphoric). What will that do to the rest of the piston?
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i still think electrolysis would be a way to go.. dump it in a tub and leave for a couple of days !
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Hey TCA you're back again.. good to see you !
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He's finished his chores and been allowed out to play for a bit as a reward.
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Only because he gets his c*ck out. It was posted earlier but Coke really does work. My uncle was a marine engineer, one day in dry dock the were trying to remove a propeller from it's shaft. They had huge pullers, super heaters etc on the job without success, a Yank passing the dock shouted "I'll send you something that will get that off". Half an hour later he turned up with a couple of crates of Coke. The lads thought it was to drink, he said pour it over the shaft/shaft and leave it for 12 hours. It popped of like a cock in a three cornered hat.
Coke, vinegar, brown sauce. Sulphuric acid will remove the rings from the piston also but it maybe a little difficult reassembling the molecules.
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Thank you Adam, I'm back and busy so not so much time for the forum at present.
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I would not actually say saved the day, i just suggested a method i have used that actually works. Rather than listing lots of things that may or may not work.
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Yes it is an old trick of the trade that is how i knew about it. That's because i am an old tradesman and know about these things. I don't have to search for answers on Google as some have to. It was you who made the mistake of wrong attribution remember.
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on another note...
.. an empty cornflakes packet filled with gravel can make a handy doorstop!
.. an empty cornflakes packet filled with gravel can make a handy doorstop!
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It isn't. No big deal at all. It must be to you or what was post 136 about?
