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Ted Dysart
New member Username: 61sabre
Post Number: 1 Registered: 02-2015
| Posted on Wednesday, February 25, 2015 - 10:10 am: |
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My 327 fireball has been in storage for 15 years, under a tarp. I plan to use it in my 61 Century Sabre, so I'm going to remove plugs and spray light oil in each cylinder for a few weeks before manually rotating the crankshaft very carefully. Any other precautions? It is on blocks, so I can drop the pan to change the oil. After that do I need to hand spin the distributor to prime? I'll remove valve covers and lubricate everything from the top as well. I'll change the trans fluid as well. |
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