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HEY>>>>>>>> What kind of tool do you have to have to install cam bearings in a block? How is it done? Is there any other method besides using an expensive tool? |
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Dr. The easiest and cheapest way unles you have several blocks to replace cam bearings on is to take it to a machine shop to have them installed.
Christian ------------------ 68 'Cuda 383 Formula S recreation Working on adding EFI 69 'Cuda Race Parts Car 76 Duster 273 recent transplant 95 Neon 2.0 SOHC best of 16.96 84 Dodge Ram D50 transplanting 360 |
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Dr. Righteous,
I borrowed the tool from a local parts shop, Trak Auto I think. It is fairly simple to do but very nerve racking. I had a hard time getting the oil holes to line up right and the shells centered in the bores. Check around many parts shops loan all kinds of wild tools for free. I even found one that lent me the 4 flat chrysler ball joint wrench. Good luck ------------------ Im fluent in several forms of Nerd, including Geek. [This message has been edited by Alpha Geek (edited September 28, 2000). |
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