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would you expect to be able to do a rebuild in the chassis???? to be honest it needs to be removed, cleaned thoroughly , disassembled completely. then install new parts as needed and while it is apart I would be sealing up the 
before reassembly..
https://www.hpisavageforum.com/threads/nitro-engine-sealing.15150/
before reassembly..https://www.hpisavageforum.com/threads/nitro-engine-sealing.15150/
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thanks
ok Thanks, another question i have another savage that was sealed following ur thread years ago it ran good but i haven't fired it up in years , u wouldnt tear that one down would you. ?would you expect to be able to do a rebuild in the chassis???? to be honest it needs to be removed, cleaned thoroughly , disassembled completely. then install new parts as needed and while it is apart I would be sealing up the
https://www.hpisavageforum.com/threads/nitro-engine-sealing.15150/
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This is going to be determined by the condition of the
most when stored tend to kind of seize up a bit as the fuel evaporates away and the left behind oil congeals into a solidified mass..... most cases it will require a teardown and cleaning , then resealed (always a good idea)
