A rust seized engine doesn't mean the end of your pride and joy!

A rust seized engine doesn't mean the end for your classic car or truck, vintage farm machinery, or lawn care equipment.

Engine Release is all you need to free a corroded engine. It works, or your money back! Click here for details of this unique offer.

This menu page leads to all the instructions you need to free your rust seized engine using Engine Release's unique formula. It's the best penetrating oil for dissolving engine corrosion.

Below, we list a variety of engine and vehicle types. Click a link for how to use instructions. Don't see what you need? Contact us with your request and we'll add the page as soon as possible.

Stuck with a seized engine repair and don't know where to start? Contact us with your rust seized engine question and we'll advise you!

Antique Tractors & Agriculture equipment

Agriculture equipment falls into three categories. Identify your engine type and click the link below to read instructions on using Engine Release to free your seized engine.

Agricultural Diesel engines
Agricultural Gas engines
John Deere horizontal engines

Automotive engines

Motorcycles: two-stroke
Motorcycles: four-stroke

Vintage Cars and light trucks: Gas-powered
Vintage Cars and light trucks: Diesel-powered 

ATVs, skidoos etc.: two-stroke
ATVs, skidoos etc.: four-stroke 

Home and garden equipment engines

Our advice applies to all forms of engine-powered home and garden equipment. This includes:

Lawn mowers
Lawn tractors
Leaf blowers
Garden tillers
Edgers and trimmers
Chippers, shredders and mulchers
Portable compressors
Chainsaws
Snowblowers
Pressure washers
Generators 

Click any of the above links and use the information there to identify your machinery's engine type. There are two types. The approach differs depending on whether your machine has a type 1 or type 2 engine.

Marine engines

We have split our coverage into three areas: two-stroke outboard motors, four-stroke outboard motors and inboard Gas or Diesel engines. Click the links for full instructions on using Engine Release to free seized-up marine engines.

Two-stroke outboard motors
Four-stroke outboard boat motors
Inboard Gas or Diesel marine engines 

Industrial engines