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Old 01-06-2006, 08:38 PM   #9
9899musl
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Default Re: cam seized

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Originally Posted by Unit 5302
The head builder (not engine builder) They installed the camshafts, and they should have found any problems at that point. If a valve spring was a problem, they should have seen it right then, but like most people are telling you, it's not a valve spring. It's unlikely that any parts caused the issue as the parts should have been checked when they were put together.

Sorry, I didn't read the linked thread quite well enough.
No problem i got a little confused there, but yes they should have checked everything before they sent the heads out to me thats what i payed for,i shouldnt have to check a well known companys work especially with there reputation
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