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DS Cam Cover removal time cutting step
For those of you that ever have removed the D/S Left Hand camcover, you'll know you probably had to remove the brake booster. In future, remove the L/H engine mount nut & jack the motor up on the L/H side, it allows full clearance of the rear most bolts, eliminating the need to take out the brake booster, which we all know if you've ever doen it, what a major pita that one is.
Takes 5 minutes of work to save 4 hours of grief. |
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Re: DS Cam Cover removal time cutting step
Great tip, thanks for sharing.
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Re: DS Cam Cover removal time cutting step
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Re: DS Cam Cover removal time cutting step
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Re: DS Cam Cover removal time cutting step
Great tip, Limey! Thanks!!
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Join Date: May 2008
Location: Mauriceville, Texas
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Re: DS Cam Cover removal time cutting step
I visited Marc H.'s shop last year while on business in the Chicago area. While showing me around the talk turned to cam cover removal. He told me there is a way to remove the left cover without removing the brake booster assembly. I didn't pursue the topic, but the engine mount method must be the way he eluded to.
Thanks for the tip...it sounds relatively easy to do and a time saver too. Tell all...did you discover it by accident, or were you just looking for a better way?
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Re: DS Cam Cover removal time cutting step
 Kurt!Schweeet!
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Join Date: Nov 2008
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Re: DS Cam Cover removal time cutting step
Do you jack up the motor in any particular spot or just on the oil pan with a 2x4?
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Join Date: Dec 2005
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Re: DS Cam Cover removal time cutting step
Great TIP :-) Where do you put the jack?
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Re: DS Cam Cover removal time cutting step
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Great tip
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