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Old Jan 19, 2011
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im new to the site but i got a big problem i got a blown headgasket

Well i got everything pulled off except the head i need to know what do do with the cam so it doesn't move or what the trick is to getting it back in the right spot after i put it all back together. it is a 2000 ranger with the 2.5 4 cylinder any help will be greatly appreciated


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Old Jan 19, 2011
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Welcome. It will have to be timed when it is reassembled. So no reason to leave the cam in a certain spot. Unless 2.5 is different than everything else I have worked on
 
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Old Jan 19, 2011
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Welcome. It will have to be timed when it is reassembled. So no reason to leave the cam in a certain spot. Unless 2.5 is different than everything else I have worked on
ya but how do you time something without a distributor the only motors iv done headgaskets or stuff like that are old v8s with distributors and the cams in the blocks not the head. so i dont know how to put it in time
 
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Old Jan 20, 2011
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Line up the crank with the timing mark with number on at tdc, and line up the cam with timing mark
 
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Old Jan 22, 2011
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Line up the crank with the timing mark with number on at tdc, and line up the cam with timing mark
Thanks man for the help
 
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Old Jan 22, 2011
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probably going to have to remove or adjust the cam sensor which is basically the new version of a distributor. best thing to do is make marks of where everything is and make sure to line them up when ur done.
 
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