H/O Cams
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H/O Cams
I came home from my college visit to see two boxes sitting on my front porch. Opened them up looked at them to make sure there were no damages to them ect. I go to the local auto parts store to go get come break in oil and just some other odds and ends. I come home to find that someone decided to take out the cams look at them and leave them out on my work bench, so i don't know which one is left and which one is for the right. Is there any way to figure that out? or is it not that big of a deal?
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getting to the cams is the hard part. gotta remove alot of parts and you gotta pay attention to detail and take your time. only torque to spec the cam sprocket bolt nothing else. the cam bearing caps need to be tightened in a special sequence, use a zip tie to hold the cam sprokets on the chain so you dont loose timing, and you need a cam wedge too.
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not a clue, worse if anything b.c i keep my foot in the floor board constantly now. i dont bother counting mpgs b.c i know its terrible so why get more depressed. when i did my roadtrip i got between 18-19 on the highway but in the city romping around through stop lights its between 12-15 lol.
a half tank i can get 150-160 miles on the highway.
a half tank i can get 150-160 miles on the highway.