cam thrust pin and spring replacement
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cam thrust pin and spring replacement
I have a new spring and pin, also a new timing chain cover. Just wondering if I should use a solid pin? This is a new build with Hesco rovb cam and cloyes double roller chain?
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Re: cam thrust pin and spring replacement
If I understand your question correctly, the pin is solid.
The Jeep part number is 8350 2890. That includes the bolt, spring, and pin.
The Jeep part number is 8350 2890. That includes the bolt, spring, and pin.
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Re: cam thrust pin and spring replacement
Russ. I did not make my self clear, I have a new spring and pin and my question was would I be better off replacing with a longer solid pin and no spring to control camshaft end play?
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Re: cam thrust pin and spring replacement
X 2,jsawduste wrote:No
The OEM bolt, spring, dowel works quite well.
I see no need to replace something that works
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Re: cam thrust pin and spring replacement
I would go the solid pin route. Myself and others have found that sometimes the stock setup doesn't do shit. Not always though, but I would rather take the extra time to do the solid pin now then find problems later.
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