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Posted by Doug in IL. on June 08, 2004 at 05:36:01 from (64.254.202.36):
I have a 1934 W30 I have been working on off and on. My problem is I can't get the cylinder head to come off. I have been able to move it up about 1/8th inch using pry bars and screw drivers as wedges. I think the problem may be rust around the studs. I have soaked PB Blaster down around the studs many times over the last year or so. Still can't get the head to move. I don't want to get too brutal with it as I don't want to break the head. Do any of you experienced IH guys have any suggestions? Am I missing something? Thanks!
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