A seized engine can be a major headache, especially if it leads to a full rebuild or replacement. First, though, you should see if you can get it unstuck.

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HOT ROD readers are well acquainted with all the cool stuff involved with working on high-performance machines, but that also means that you must face having to clean nasty, greasy parts. That’s ...

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The 3.0L I6 LZ0 Duramax makes more power and torque than the LM2 that it replaces. That said, it isn't without it's faults, as highlighted in a new video.