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Swedchevy67 · 02-23-2017, 09:39 AM

Just put my 350 automatic in place and bolt it up. Find one hope to mount the converter to the flywheel
Now to my problem:
I can't turn the flywheel to position to mount the other two bolts. The crankshaft is stuck, can't move it.
The car has not being driven for two years, and I suspect that it might be some rust in the engine or maybe. I didn't drain the engine from water, so maybe I have some bad head gasket.
Need help here

02-23-2017, 09:39 AM	#1
Swedchevy67 Registered User Join Date: Apr 2016 Location: Stockholm Posts: 273	Bolting converter Just put my 350 automatic in place and bolt it up. Find one hope to mount the converter to the flywheel Now to my problem: I can't turn the flywheel to position to mount the other two bolts. The crankshaft is stuck, can't move it. The car has not being driven for two years, and I suspect that it might be some rust in the engine or maybe. I didn't drain the engine from water, so maybe I have some bad head gasket. Need help here



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