Hi gang,
In the process of a rebuild on a Milano V6 and I'm having trouble trying to remove the liners. I was able to get 2 of the 6 out but these last 4 won't budge. So far the best way I've found is to tap (lightly) on the bottom with a piece of wood. Anyone have any ideas or tricks to remove the liners without damaging anything?
thanks
AlfaBeta
AlfaBeta Have you tried some heat ? Take a propane torch and work the flame around the base and then give your wooden block a good tap.If you're going to re-use your liners make sure they don't go flying out and crash to the floor.
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1989-75 Twinspark very sadly sold-remarkable sedan !
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Or you could simply make up basic tools to do the job with....
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French cars are shit and shit expensive to service and bloody awful and unreliable and expensive and friends don't let friends drive french cars and you wait years for parts.
Got em out!
Hi guys,
I little heat gun on the block worked like a charm, they came right out with a couple light taps!
thanks a lot
AB
I little heat gun on the block worked like a charm, they came right out with a couple light taps!
thanks a lot
AB