Re: Another Problem

[MO <micher@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Dent from the inside does not sound good.  Especially if the engine is
locked up.  Did you try turning the engine in the opposit rotation?
My bet is, it will be apparent when the pan is removed.  A good engine
can last quite a while with just installing new rings and rod-crank
bearings........................MO

On Apr 14, 7:17 pm, ALIENVO...@xxxxxxx wrote:
> Was working to pull the 318 engine out of my 64 Fury today, and when  it
> was raised (front up) saw that there is a leak from the oil pan.   Looks like
> a small dent from the inside, that made a pin-hole sized puncture at  the
> area about 4-6 inches to the rear, and a level above the drain plug (right
> above the steering link).
>
> Figured this wasn't good (brilliant deduction), and could be the  problem
> with the engine refusing to turn over.  Any thoughts of what this  could be?
> Rod?  Other?
>
> If there is no damage to the block, would a full rebuild on the 62,000 mile
>  engine be a fix?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Larry (Akron)

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