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Chainsaw method in the shop 200

posted by  Mac_Muz on  Wed Oct 1 08:52 CST 2003
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Well as a tech for Volvo back then I was pretty much flabergasted to read the tech sheet!!!! I ain't kiddin about the 4" hole saw bit either!!!

I never ever considered that so-called fix!!!!!!

One I like better was for the bassakwards V-6 from Renault..

This was for the camshafts.. Yup 2 cams both softer than a new born babies a$$!!! The fix????? Cut 2 holes in the fire wall to pull the slimy cams into the passenger compartment, after riping out the entire dash!!!

I never did that one and hauled off the heads and gave away free to the customer the gaskets, and made Volvo buy the gaskets back.... and the time...

Butchery is not part of what a tech should be.... Mac






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