Pull the injectors out of it.. THAT will bypass any decompression issues..
U could pour some penetrating oil into the cylinders.. either just for lubrication or to break the rings free..
Let it sit.!!!
U can remove the starter and try to get it to move by turning the flywheel..
Good luck
Good point to take.
Thanks to everyone for their posts/suggestions. I do believe I'm going to be spending some $$$ on this one.
REM oil, Lucaus oil, 5W20, anything as a good thin oil. This way, the oil can seep around the tight tolerances of the piston rings.
Use it plentiful.
Let it sit for hours 4 to 6. Maybe even repeat this a few times in those hours.
Then as Winston made mention of, rotate the engine by hand with he 46mm or so socket. If the engine is really drenched in oil and will turn with lets of strength, then use a cheater bar to turn the socket. You ma be able to turn the engine carefully on the lowest setting of an impact gun with the socket too. Just pull the trigger slowly. Additionally, when you are doing this, open the decopression to all for the FREE WHEELING of the engine.
The goal is to get the slight corrosion on the surfaces wiped off. So, lots of lite oil is needed.
IF you can get the head off, clean everything there, rotate the engine carefully while it's drenched in lite oil, you could get deep into the cylinder sleeves to clean those out too. This would give you a top end cleaning.
IF you get the head off and it's very clean, chances are the problem is in the bottom end. This makes the cost less for overhaul.
You would need the proper head gasket. After the head is off and all is cleaned, we can guide you on how to get the head back on with new gasket and the torque sequence whick is extremely important. Not hard to do, but very important. I do believe rScotty's last message on this at the YTOG is perfect.