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This engine definitely came from a car.
It may or may not be in a car currently.
I haven't seen it in person...
He removed the pipe under the pushrod cover and put a gauge on the port and turned the engine over with the starter and it read 30 PSI.
The pipe is clear and he blew air through the other hole at the middle of the head which leads to the top of the head and air made it all the way to the brass connector on the rocker shafts.
He is going to put the pipe back on and start the engine to see if he gets oil to the rocker arms. If not, he's going to remove and thoroughly clean the rocker arm assembly inside and out.
1952 5-window - return to "as built" condition | 1950 3100 with a 235 and a T-5 transmission
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