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how about that cam holder 700 1990

posted by  garlandw on  Sat Aug 31 16:29 CST 2002
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Me a master mechanic? Nope. Just like to tinker in my spare time like most others on this board. Greg Alexander, Austin Texas, GregnATex@aol.com supplied those photos and comments. He's user friendly so try sending him an email for details. BTW, there is no way that top dead center on #1 cylinder will release pressure on the valve springs on all valves. So you do need the proper tool or someting is bound to break - or so I am told.

Bill Garland






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