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1996 960 cam timing 900

posted by  jimo on  Mon Jan 27 16:20 CST 2020
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On a related subject if you did n ot replace the water pump-it would be wise to go back in and replace it. I have seen these engines ruined by a water pump going bad-as in the bearings going bad.

I thought I had the part you need. The one that covers the top of the cam sprockets with the timing notches-but I cannot find it. I will check back later if I find it.
Jimo






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