Im such a noob.
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From: Sitting in his Nowhere land Hanover Pa
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Originally Posted by Jclgodale3
are you sure? I thought the cam was right below the lifters and lifter valley? 
or atleat I think thats it if not I will looking like a big jackazz 
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From: Surrey
Originally Posted by Twin_Turbo
I know where one of 'em is but I'll be darned if I find the other one(s)
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Originally Posted by UKPaul
I know this one: One is in the engine, above the crank & below the lifter valley, the other is in a large box in my attic along with all the other emissions junk
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From: Chandler Arizona
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hey El Cid,
check out this site http://auto.howstuffworks.com/engine3.htm
It is the front view of an in-line engine and illustrates how an internal combustion engine works. look towards the bottom of the page at the "working model" (similar to the "visible V8 some of us might remember). The camshaft is listed (I). Hope this helps!!! note: this is different than a pushrod engine, but the same basic priciple.
check out this site http://auto.howstuffworks.com/engine3.htm
It is the front view of an in-line engine and illustrates how an internal combustion engine works. look towards the bottom of the page at the "working model" (similar to the "visible V8 some of us might remember). The camshaft is listed (I). Hope this helps!!! note: this is different than a pushrod engine, but the same basic priciple.
Last edited by chevy69; Dec 8, 2005 at 02:25 PM.
dude i was just thinking of that! !
