Re: Engine disassembly for storage questions

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In a message dated 4/18/2004 4:04:43 PM Eastern Daylight Time, 
trandco1@xxxxxxxx writes:

> Greetings all.
> >
>  I can then shove the block 
> >under a
> >bench and store the heads, intake, crank, etc on a shelf.  So what is 
> >the best
> >way to protect the block &components I am thinking that coating them
> with oil and then placing 
> >into heavy
> >gauge plastic bags is probably adequate.  Any better suggestions?
> >
> >Thanks, Scott


  Scott sounds like an entire motor will not fit under your bench. When you 
take the engine apart I have three words for you. Grease  grease  grease. Just 
hit all the bearing surfaces with a lightweight grease and then slip them into 
bags. All will be good.

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