what can you tell by this?

I have been trying to get the engine to turn, its locked up. so i have tried the marvels, wd40. Neither produced any results. I took all the plugs out, loosened the springs, pulled the intake and took off the heads, still no movement. My question is, when I took the heads off, the rear cylinder on the drivers side had coolant in it. Can you tell anything from this, and what do you suggest next?

Thanks guys.

Someone on here called out a color the other day, it was basically military green but they called it something like OD green. Anyway does anyone know what Im talking about and where I can get it.

 

I would let the clyinder set for a couple of days with atf in it (refill as needed). then make a press out of some 5/8" plate (dril holes to mount it to the block in useing the headbolts) and a long 5/8" bolt and run the piston out with it. If/when you run out of room, you could use a block of wood for an extension.

you might have to put some tension on the piston and let it sit for a while before continuing the removal.

 

Thanks
Marc

 

How long has engine been sitting up? Is tranny/transf still attached?

 

I think 66cj5 is assuming you have the crank out. If that's the case, go for it, sounds like it would work. If the crank is still in and it's another piston that is stuck, you may just wind up punching a hole through the top of that piston.