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3.4L D.O.H.C Camshaft Carrier Removal with lifters
I have a question on the removal of the camshaft carrier with the lifters coming off with it. Is there some kind of special way to remove them
Any suggestion would be appreciated |
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Re: 3.4L D.O.H.C Camshaft Carrier Removal with lifters
I've never had one apart, so I don't totally understand the question...I assume you are using a manual, and what you wanna do is not covered?
If not, here's help: 3.4L Engine See Figure 5 Fig. 5: Camshaft and related components-3.4L engine LEFT SIDE (FRONT)
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Re: 3.4L D.O.H.C Camshaft Carrier Removal with lifters
the only real problem i was having was this step.
Install 6 sections of fuel line hoses under the camshaft and between the lifters. This will hold the lifters in the carrier. For this procedure use 5/16 in. (8mm) fuel line hose for the exhaust valves and 7/32in. (5.5mm) fuel line hose for the intake valves. i will be doing this later this week thnks for the info |
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