CleanLakesRule
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- Aug 7, 2019
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I know...that was stupid!!!
I could not get the head off because the bolts were totally siezed. I am sure this motor overheated because the head had that classic discolored metal look that was different than the block. I was tapping on the head in the direction away from the block with a hammer and chisel when it finally budged. Well, after removing it I noticed the crack (probably from me). The engine ran before I took the head off so I know it wasn't seized or anything.
My question: It this motor now an anchor or can it be welded along the crack or can I used JB weld?
I could not get the head off because the bolts were totally siezed. I am sure this motor overheated because the head had that classic discolored metal look that was different than the block. I was tapping on the head in the direction away from the block with a hammer and chisel when it finally budged. Well, after removing it I noticed the crack (probably from me). The engine ran before I took the head off so I know it wasn't seized or anything.
My question: It this motor now an anchor or can it be welded along the crack or can I used JB weld?