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01-21-2003, 01:39 PM
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Yes there is a special tool for the bearings. When I did my engine I took everyone's advice and had the machine shop take care of the cam bearings. you should too. Unless you have expierence at it. You dont want to put all that money into an engine and have it go bad because the bearings were damaged or not in right.
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