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CAM GEAR 900 1993

posted by  chudar on  Tue Jan 23 10:39 CST 2007
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Good evening all, trying to remove cylinder head. All went well until I tried to remove the cam gear so I can slip the head from the inner timing belt cover. The bolt is torgued so tight I can't remove the bolt. I used a rubber scrap wrench to hold the cam gear, to no avail. I don't want to round the bolt edges. Is there a special tool to hold the cam gear for removal? I have an oil leak at the right rear of the head on want to take the head to machine shop to check for warpage. Any suggestions or ideas on how to remove the cam gear is greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.

Darryl
1993 940 non-turbo 301k miles.






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