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Re: How to change camshafts without taking out the engine!
No life (a.k.a. DattoMaster)
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On my car it just slid out through the radiator opening in the radiator support panel. The distributor and oil pump have to be taken off first.

My engine is mounted a bit differently to most 1200`s but i`d guess the radiator hole would line up on a standard 1200? The cam might hit on the lower apron panel, im not sure, but they swapped over no probs on mine.

Is that what your asking dd?

I`d be happy to lend them to another member that wants to do a cam swap to find out if they work on a standard 1200. i`d guess there would be enough clearance to get the cam out. Certainly worth a go.

Posted on: 2011/3/5 11:32
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     How to change camshafts without taking out the engine! sikyne 2011/3/4 0:00
       Re: How to change camshafts without taking out the engine! clyons8 2011/3/4 0:43
         Re: How to change camshafts without taking out the engine! LAGWAGON 2011/3/4 0:56
       Re: How to change camshafts without taking out the engine! sikyne 2011/3/4 1:16
       Re: How to change camshafts without taking out the engine! sikyne 2011/3/4 1:17
       Re: How to change camshafts without taking out the engine! Anonymous 2011/3/4 9:04
       Re: How to change camshafts without taking out the engine! sikyne 2011/3/4 10:45
       Re: How to change camshafts without taking out the engine! ddgonzal 2011/3/5 2:42
       Re: How to change camshafts without taking out the engine! sikyne 2011/3/5 11:32
         Re: How to change camshafts without taking out the engine! ddgonzal 2011/3/5 20:01
       Re: How to change camshafts without taking out the engine! sikyne 2011/3/5 22:11




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