you rotated the cam a few revolutions and its still hitting something? Did you pull the cam sensor? Sometimes they hang on it. If you rotated the cam, lifted the sensor and its still hanging on something you'll have to get some dowel rods to hold the lifters up, one of them isn't being held tight enough in the lifter carriers.
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i still think you knocked a cam bearing out of the journal, or moved it
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its got dowel rods holding the lifters up just pulled the cam sensor..didnt help it slides backwards but wont come forward at all..
what happens if it wont come out either direction?
all this was with dowel rods in it? pull the rods, rotate the cam and then try to pull it. You're pulling the engine anyway, worry about it once its out.
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alright so u think its a cam bearing?
ok figured the problem out number 2 cam bearing was too far forward and got smashed down by a lifter thats y the cam wouldnt come out and oil was seepin out where the bearing was smashed
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theres your oil pressure issueOriginally Posted by danger_ranger83
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it ain't that I'm too big to listen to the rumors, It's just that I'm too damn big to pay attention to 'em..That's the difference
yea im so glad that was the problem and it didnt mess the cam up any
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