Camshaft Help!!!
As long as there is enough meat left so the alignment tool can time the cams correctly, I don't have to tell you what would happen if they're not.
There's a hexagonal "nut" area near the front of the cams that you put a crescent wrench on to keep them from turning when torqueing down the big nuts on the end.
This prevents loading up the end of the cams when tightening the sprocket gear nuts.
The alignment tool is just meant for that, and nothing else.
There's a hexagonal "nut" area near the front of the cams that you put a crescent wrench on to keep them from turning when torqueing down the big nuts on the end.
This prevents loading up the end of the cams when tightening the sprocket gear nuts.
The alignment tool is just meant for that, and nothing else.
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Takeda
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Sep 20, 2016 10:09 PM



