Posted by KF on January 22, 2009 at 14:38:02 from (67.37.213.65):
In Reply to: cam bearing puller posted by young tractor on January 22, 2009 at 09:43:54:
If you have access to a lathe and some round stock aluminum or steel, one can be turned without too much trouble. It has to be sized to the bearing shoulder and inside diameter. While on the lathe bore a hole in it so that a rod can be put through it to keep it straight while tapping the bearing in. Use engine rebuild grease on the bearing driver to prevent scarring. The cam cover on the back of the block needs to be replaced as some do get rust holes in them. I have replaced the bearings myself in blocks and its not that bad if proceeding carefully. Put the engine start-up lubrication on the cam lobes if you can't turn the oil pump and get some pressure in the system prior to starting the motor.
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