Posted by SDE on November 06, 2011 at 05:49:27 from (174.124.33.229):
I am removing these sleeves with the intention of installing them into another block. I made a disc that mounts under the sleeve and I am using a threaded 5/8" rod with bridging above the block. I don't know how long this engine has sat like this. It may have been at ten years or more. How much pressure will I need to apply to get it to move the sleeves up? Can a person apply to much pressure and break the bottom of the sleeve? The reason I ask is that the original sleeves for the block I am going to use, were damaged at the bottom and I don't want that to happen to the replacement sleeves.Or do I need to use a block of wood and a BFH from the bottom also? I do not have an engine stand, so working both top and bottom will be more difficult. Thank you Steve
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