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25-05-20, 21:26

Lynn Eades Lynn Eades is offline

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When the head is off, put a little diesel in the bore with a bit of rag and set fire to it. (a small quantity) let it burn quietly for half an hour. it will heat things up a little, expanding the rings etc.

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