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For the last tens years or so, I've been nursing my '71 B along by keeping the boot well stocked with quarts of 40 weight oil. Perhaps some club members may recall seeing a light blue trail of smoke along some pleasant country back road during a road rally?
Anyway, my mantra (excuse) was, "Oil is cheaper than rebuilding an engine." I just wanted to keep the car on the road "One More Season." But, I knew in the back of my mind that one day, my band aid solution would eventually fail to render the results needed to keep my "B" on the road.
So, never having pulled an engine from a MG, I began by following the step by step instructions from the Haynes service manual until it got a bit vague explaining the actual process of lifting and removing the
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