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Author Subject: camshaft endfloat?
daviewonder

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Location: West sussex

Registered: 01 May 2009

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Post #1
Hi all, Ive fitted a new camshaft to my 2.0 8v engine and when i reassembled everything i noticed that the cam pulley was sitting further out from the head than normal so I gave it a little tap with a rubber hammer and it moved to where it should be. Is this normal for the cam not to have something stopping it from moving from side to side? I suppose it could be called 'end float', should it have some sort of thrust washers or something?
What could cause this to happen?
please help Confused

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Posted 24th Aug 2009 at 03:47
sandy

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Location: Truro

Registered: 02 Oct 2005

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Post #2
The 2.0 8v has shoulder location on No.1 bearing cap (flywheel end), some older cam castings used fork location at No.5 cap (timing belt end), asper the early 1.6/1.9 heads. take the cam cover back off and have a look.
Posted 27th Aug 2009 at 10:32
daviewonder

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Location: West sussex

Registered: 01 May 2009

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Post #3
yes mate this is exactly right, ive now ordered a fork. cheers

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Why is it that shoe repairers are so good at cutting keys? - Harry Hill.
Posted 28th Aug 2009 at 03:00

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