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Old 02-07-2011, 01:53 AM
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That is generally right.

You need to get the oil out (through the spark plug holes). Turn it over. You then need to check to see if anything was damaged, most common damage is a connecting rod, as the engine was running and the oil is not compressible.

Once you put it all together and get it started, you will have to burn all the excess oil off. Lots of smoke.

Good luck.
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