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US-based multinational carmaker with subsidiaries in Europe and Australia
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Can you run an engine with an acorn shell in one of the cylinders?
i chose not to risk it and took that sucker out by stabbing it with the tip of a coax cable and pulled it out. Took about a half hour and a lot of frustration but I got it
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Need to change Rod bearings...any tips?
Currently waiting on the rod bearings to arrive in the mail for my 2003 ford mustang. Im 17 and its my first time doing this, anyone have any tips? …
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Can you run an engine with an acorn shell in one of the cylinders?
While I was taking apart a 2003 3.8L Ford Mustang that I recently bought, one of the many small acorn shells I found on the engine fell into a cylinder through the intake port (red arrow in the photo). …
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