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Replacing camshaft 120-130

posted by  planetman on  Wed Jul 25 08:10 CST 2012
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Hello,

Is it possible? Yes.

Heck, mankind has put a man on the moon.

Is it recommended? No.

The biggest problem is how to remove the old lifters(cam followers) and then how to install the new lifters with the cylinder head still mounted.

Now if you had a B16, that would be a different story as the B16 has removable plates on the side of the engine that allow access to the lifters
--
Eric
Hi Performance Automotive Service (formerly OVO or Old Volvos Only)
Torrance, CA 90502






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