Rear cam moved forward, did I do any damage?
#1
Rear cam moved forward, did I do any damage?
97 Camry V6, I threaded the rear cam (by the firewall) bolt in and lightly ratchet the bolt in and the cam snap forward a little bit. Did I do any damage Is the V6 non-interference?
Last edited by gnx547; 10-26-2015 at 11:10 PM.
#2
think you should be ok
check the cam bearing caps if worried
check those valve lifter alignments to the cam lobes
severe damage such as valves hitting the pistons = bending pistons
only when the engine is running at high rpms breaks a timing belt or skips a tooth
check the cam bearing caps if worried
check those valve lifter alignments to the cam lobes
severe damage such as valves hitting the pistons = bending pistons
only when the engine is running at high rpms breaks a timing belt or skips a tooth
Last edited by dirty hands; 10-27-2015 at 12:23 AM.
#4
The V-6 prior to VVTi is non-interference. And even if not so you are not going to damage anything by manually rotating the crank or cam.
Once you get the belt on, rotate crank 2 times CW and recheck cam/crank pulley alignment.
Once you get the belt on, rotate crank 2 times CW and recheck cam/crank pulley alignment.
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