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Author:  bails [ Tue Jan 19, 2010 11:14 pm ]
Post subject:  what to use to stopengine from seizing?

just got back up to darwin last month from completing a course in perth for 3months where i got myself a 1.6 to put in the LWB but just got told that i have to go to sydney for another 3 months for another course which means ill have to put of swaping engines out till i get back. just want to know what you all reckonmend to use to stop the engine for seizing?if any.cheers.

Author:  Damo [ Tue Jan 19, 2010 11:17 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: what to use to stopengine from seizing?

bails wrote:
just got back up to darwin last month from completing a course in perth for 3months where i got myself a 1.6 to put in the LWB but just got told that i have to go to sydney for another 3 months for another course which means ill have to put of swaping engines out till i get back. just want to know what you all reckonmend to use to stop the engine for seizing?if any.cheers.


It shouldn't sieze just sitting there. If you're worried about the bores getting surface rust (in the humidity up there it's possible) squirt some oil into the bores and turn it over to distribute.

Author:  royce [ Wed Jan 20, 2010 12:07 am ]
Post subject:  Re: what to use to stopengine from seizing?

get it level and fill it to the top with oil :)

Author:  BUZOOKA [ Wed Jan 20, 2010 12:15 am ]
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Author:  SJ70MOZ [ Wed Jan 20, 2010 12:22 am ]
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What Royce said is valid, a little extreme but would still work.

Author:  bails [ Wed Jan 20, 2010 12:25 am ]
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cheers to easy. least i no it will be right when im gone.

Author:  royce [ Wed Jan 20, 2010 12:30 am ]
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BUZOOKA wrote:
is royce gonna get his avatar taken away for dribbling in tech thread :roll:

but no wat damo said should be enough if ur worried


ok you get an engine and do it your way, i'll do it my way, my engine will be 50m from the ocean as well, lets see whos is ok in a years time even

cheap shit oil is perfect for it and is exactly how the original engine from my mini will be stored :)

if you are able to get somebody to turn the engine by hand no and then then a squirt of oil into teh plug holes is plenty

Author:  jonno_racing [ Wed Jan 20, 2010 1:51 am ]
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haha baz maby u shouldnt comment if u dont know what your talking about??

i would realy put it 90" from tdc, fill all boars with oil and fill to the top, replace plugs and oil filler cap.. 100% safe

Author:  PJ.zook [ Wed Jan 20, 2010 2:05 am ]
Post subject:  Re: what to use to stopengine from seizing?

As mentioned before, fill it to the brim with oil. This is how a mate stores his LTD and Landau when theyre not going to be used for a long time, also put it on wheelstands if you can so tyres are off the ground, or at least park it so all tyres are on planks of wood.

Author:  303zuke [ Wed Jan 20, 2010 5:25 am ]
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jonno_racing wrote:
i would realy put it 90" from tdc, fill all boars with oil and fill to the top, replace plugs and oil filler cap.. 100% safe
And remove rocker cover and back off all rocker arm adjusters so that all valves are closed (or even remove the rocker shafts and arms altogether), then replace rocker cover. Water vapour in humid air will get into at least one cylinder bore and cause rust. Best to seal 'em up.

Just remember when you go to use the engine to reset valve clearances and allow plenty of time for the oil to drain from the combustion chambers.

Also, although Royce recommended any cheap oil, I'd use Chainsaw Bar Oil or Motorbike Chain Oil. It's got a great stickyness to it and won't run off after long periods. Put the engine on an engine stand and rotate it 360deg a couple of times to get complete coverage.

Author:  appsie [ Wed Jan 20, 2010 9:24 pm ]
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did you get on that welding course bails???

fill it to the top,then put in the lwb and hook her up and run it,still full :wink:

Author:  gman [ Thu Jan 21, 2010 11:34 am ]
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1.Pour the ingredients into a mixing glass filled with ice cubes.
2.Stir for 30 seconds.
3.Strain into a chilled engine block via each plug hole.
4.Add a dash of orange or Angostura bitters if desired
5.Garnish with the olive or lemon twist.

all done :)

Author:  hutch [ Thu Jan 21, 2010 2:19 pm ]
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gman wrote:
5.Garnish with the olive or lemon twist.

all done :)

ahha

6mths is not long... just squirt some oil in and wrap an oily rag over any openings to the air.

Author:  mr.green [ Sun Jan 24, 2010 12:22 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: what to use to stopengine from seizing?

303zuke wrote:
jonno_racing wrote:
i would realy put it 90" from tdc, fill all boars with oil and fill to the top, replace plugs and oil filler cap.. 100% safe
And remove rocker cover and back off all rocker arm adjusters so that all valves are closed (or even remove the rocker shafts and arms altogether), then replace rocker cover. Water vapour in humid air will get into at least one cylinder bore and cause rust. Best to seal 'em up.

Just remember when you go to use the engine to reset valve clearances and allow plenty of time for the oil to drain from the combustion chambers.

Also, although Royce recommended any cheap oil, I'd use Chainsaw Bar Oil or Motorbike Chain Oil. It's got a great stickyness to it and won't run off after long periods. Put the engine on an engine stand and rotate it 360deg a couple of times to get complete coverage.

maybe if it was being stored for 10 years. it will cost him more in oil than he paid for the whole car! bit of oil down the plug holes will be more than enough.

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