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rear end of cam shaft seal or bearings or what? 200 1988

posted by  TONY H on  Fri Dec 20 14:47 CST 2013
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It sounds to me that what you are seeing might be just burnt oily film on the Cam and not an additional part at all.
There is the 'last' Cam bearing and that is it until this Rubberised Puck. The puck is the seal that keeps oil from escaping out of the Head.
Not sure why DAKAR09 sounds so angry when you are just trying to understand what we are saying and we are trying to understand what you are asking. sheesh


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