Re: waking up a sleeping 318

[Bob Kinker <maxwedge11@xxxxxxxxx>]

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1   Change fluids before start up.
2   Remove spark plugs & liberly apply Marvel Mystery Oil to cylenders.
3   Let soak for a while
4   crank engine over by hand a few times.
5   install spark plugs, perform tune up
6    Start her up. 
If I missed anything, someone else will chime in.   Good luck with the car.
Before driving on the street, rebuild brakes completely. Rebuild carb, have a water pump nearby. The alternater may crap out also.
Have fun!!!!!!!
Bob K


----- Original Message ----
From: neal zimmerman <neal.zimmerman@xxxxxxxxx>
To: 1962to1965mopars <1962to1965mopars@xxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Saturday, May 17, 2008 7:02:08 PM
Subject: waking up a sleeping 318

Off topic again , sorry. Engine in  my cuda is 318 LA and 904 auto.
    The car has been in storage 20 years.  the motor was last  ran
about 5 years ago.  The engine was in great shape when they stored the
car so i know its not broken and was stored with cooling system
drained so  a busted block from freezing isnt an issue.
    I am definitely removing fuel tank and having it dunked, and
flushing  the fuel lines .
    questions and concerns  such as:1) priming oil pump?
                                                      2)    new fluids
first or fire on old fluids,then change fluids?
                                                      3) engine
cleaning treatments, trans fix treatments,?
                                                          4)etc, etc.
    i Just dont want to destroy a motor that might get me down the
road until winter when i can build a righteous small block for it.
      Neal zimmmerman, eugene oregon





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