Re: Engine disassembly for storage questions

[Dodger7998@xxxxxxx]

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Unless we are talking about an engine that has started to be reassembled, I 
do not like to seal them up, have found that dust or dirt causes less problems 
than trapped moisture, ...............after dissasemblly, I like to w ipe all 
machined surfaces with a coat of axle grease, I also like to store the crank 
in its original position(inside the main caps) then store the block upside 
down, covering with an old sheet or what ever, not plastic.
                                                                              
                    dodger

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