Posted by pete 23 on January 21, 2010 at 17:04:39 from (173.87.15.32):
In Reply to: D282 camshaft bearings posted by MNbeekeeper on January 21, 2010 at 10:28:14:
I have seen cam bearing spin in the block when fitted too tight. The secret to putting in a cam bearing is having the proper size driver, it should be a trifle larger than the journal on the cam shaft, like so you can just barely slip the bushing on the driver installer. The adjustable type can be a problem on some bearings. On the 282 you should not need to ream the bushings. If you can put the cam in and run it with an electric drill off and on until it is free you will be good to go. I have had to do this when I no longer had access to a really good installation tool and thought what I was using was good enough. Patience is the deal with these . Never use a hone unless they are solid brass which I am sure they are not, never saw that in a 282.
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