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joneh

posted on 12/7/16 at 09:13 AM Reply With Quote
Wtd: cam bearing tool

Another crossflow issue...

Noticed a small score on one of my camshaft bearings. Anyone got a recommendation for a suitable extractor and inserter tool? Machine shop want £80 plus vat to do the job for me. I figure I could get a tool for near that price...

Jon

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posted on 12/7/16 at 12:07 PM Reply With Quote
I have never used a tool other than a thin screw driver to remove cam bushes in a X-flow and a socket and long extension to fit the new ones.....
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joneh

posted on 12/7/16 at 01:14 PM Reply With Quote
OK thanks, did you just tap them in?
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r1_pete

posted on 12/7/16 at 02:08 PM Reply With Quote
Last one I did, years ago, I used appropriate size sockets and a length of threaded bar, then tapped the new ones in.
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posted on 12/7/16 at 04:18 PM Reply With Quote
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I have never used a tool other than a thin screw driver to remove cam bushes in a X-flow and a socket and long extension to fit the new ones.....


Yes, use the correct size socket and tap gently but make sure all is lined up.....

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posted on 14/7/16 at 05:57 PM Reply With Quote
Use socket as discussed earlier after fitting them get a piece of tool steel to give them a scrape out to ensure there are no burrs or tight spots





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