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End float on camshaft_Volvo 122s B20 120-130

posted by  blueb20 on  Wed Apr 20 15:41 CST 2011
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Hi all,

I'm in the process of rebuilding a B20 engine with an Isky VV71 camshaft.
I've installed the camshaft with it's spacer and NEW retaining flange in front and i've obtained an end float of 0.2mm.
The specifications in the book are way under that of 0.02mm.

What needs to be done to remedy this?

I'm using the B30 steel timing gears and have tightened the camshaft nut adequately but still find the end float too high.

Thanks in advance.





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