Need help storing my engine...
Hey guys,
I got a spare engine for my Z that has been fully disassembled. I just got it back from the machine shop for a very minor clean and spec. How exactly should I store it until I have the money to finish the bulid and get the TT kit? I was thinking of bagging and oiling the "moving" parts and I also remember something about not leaving a crankshaft on the ground because it can cause it to deform under it's own weight??? Any advice is greatly appreciated and what type of oil should I use to keep it safe in the down time?
Thanks,
Mike
I got a spare engine for my Z that has been fully disassembled. I just got it back from the machine shop for a very minor clean and spec. How exactly should I store it until I have the money to finish the bulid and get the TT kit? I was thinking of bagging and oiling the "moving" parts and I also remember something about not leaving a crankshaft on the ground because it can cause it to deform under it's own weight??? Any advice is greatly appreciated and what type of oil should I use to keep it safe in the down time?
Thanks,
Mike
Originally Posted by frostyrock7c
Hey guys,
I got a spare engine for my Z that has been fully disassembled. I just got it back from the machine shop for a very minor clean and spec. How exactly should I store it until I have the money to finish the bulid and get the TT kit? I was thinking of bagging and oiling the "moving" parts and I also remember something about not leaving a crankshaft on the ground because it can cause it to deform under it's own weight??? Any advice is greatly appreciated and what type of oil should I use to keep it safe in the down time?
Thanks,
Mike
I got a spare engine for my Z that has been fully disassembled. I just got it back from the machine shop for a very minor clean and spec. How exactly should I store it until I have the money to finish the bulid and get the TT kit? I was thinking of bagging and oiling the "moving" parts and I also remember something about not leaving a crankshaft on the ground because it can cause it to deform under it's own weight??? Any advice is greatly appreciated and what type of oil should I use to keep it safe in the down time?
Thanks,
Mike
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