How to Unseize an Engine (And Get Swoll)

Strap in viewers because we got a long one coming your way this week. In this week's episode we go through the different approaches you can take to unseize an old motor that's been sitting for a long time. We'll also show you things not to do like smashing your finger with a hand sledge. We also take a look at the condition of a lot of the parts, give some general good practices that you should make habit, and start prepping to try and start the motor. By the end of the episode, the motor is FREE! Also, we beat a bit to death. See what I did there? Ba dum bum. Watch the episode and you'll get it.
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[@dougborowski180]

This is a really great video (love the editing)! I’ve been trying to get my new-to-me tractor engine unseized for a few days now so this was helpful

[@zachtafoya9345]

Not first, but still here for a good time!

[@A.R.77]

I wonder how the fox body Capri's did not have to use those truss tower support beams. But handled the automatic transmission and 5.0L, V8 without any noticeable handoffs. The truss tower supports on the mustang always looked weak to me.

[@dboboc]

Pistons!

[@macritter1882]

First!

[@PaulHenreid]

arm day at the gym