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#965466 08/20/2013 9:00 PM
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I just got a 1965 GMC step side long bed V6 305 4 speed on the floor motor is stuck 8 lug rear right brake hub is locked up what is a good way to try to get the motor free I have remover the spark plugs and filled with diesel fuel I have tried to turn the engine over by using a socket on the front pulley on the motor but can not move I will let it set another week to see if it frees up there are two flat big straight head flat screws on the back brake drum do these have to come out before I try to take the brake drum off
Thanks for any help
Bob


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you might try the general forum or one dealing with engine or brakes... just a tip.............welcome to the bolt


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Bob, welcome to the Stovebolt Page. Best old Chevy forums on the entire world wide web.
Sounds like you have a nice project going there. As joker pointed out post your questions in the best forum as not everyone visits here in the Welcome Centre.
Good luck. There is lots of knowledge here and the guys and gals will help. Just let us know how we can.


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Hello Bob, one way to break the motor loose is to put the transmission in 3rd or 4th gear and rock it back and forth. I prefer to use penetrating oil instead of diesel as that's what it is designed to do (penetrate).

If I were you, I would fill the cylinders with penetrating oil at least a few days (or even a week) before rocking the truck.

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