1968 Ford Mustang V8 Two Wheel Drive Automatic
I have a 1968 Mustang that hasn't been started in more than 20 years. I bought it out of a warehouse and the owners son said his dad drove it in and parked it 20 years ago. I haven't tried to start it up yet, but I have turned it over by hand. I've removed the spark plugs & put a socket on the harmonic balancer & the motor turns, but gets to a certain point. Then stops. I'm able to reverse the wratchet and go back to a certain point. But then it reaches a point where it sticks again. I don't want to hurt the pistons or cylinder walls by trying to fire it up and breaking through the buildup I'm assuming is present. What do you recommend I do to free up the motor? And after it's free what can I expect when I do fire it up?
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Monday, March 2nd, 2009 AT 1:24 AM