Don,
This happens and =
cannot be
avoided. I don't recall all the details of the job(did it last =
year), but
I posted a how-to for the sake of archiving after I did it. It takes no =
special
tools-just large hose clamps and the likes. However, I did this =
procedure
with the engine out of the vehicle. It took one hour or so to put =
the jugs
back in place properly. I hate when you ask a question and the =
answer is
"see the archives," but I must point you there as my memory is =
no
longer fresh on this procedure.
Good =
luck!
Jay, the lone listmember out in =
Indiana;)
Today I began working on replacing =
the head
gasket on the right side of my engine. Only problem is, the piston =
sleeves
are stuck to the head. I don't want to pull the head off with the =
sleeves
attached, per Boston Bob's directions....
So, what to do? I can see them =
through the gap
between the block and head and they look kinda rusty. Am I outta =
luck? Can I
use some kind of chem to break it free?
Thanks,
Don Preston
'87 Wolfy GL
-Betsy the Mp3
Bus-