Here is another option. Heat riser solvent. Up to the 1960's (?)
American cars had "heat risers on the exhaust manifolds. These would
open to allow manifold heat to warm intake on initial start-up. Hard to
find today - garage sales, older repair shops, etc - but if this didn't
break it loose, it was normally torch time. Ted (who jealously guards
his last can of Mopar Heat Riser Solvent)
On 1/24/2023 10:22 PM, Ron L"Herault wrote:
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