1KoolBee
Well-Known Member
I’ve successfully done it using a real cam bearing installation tool. On some blocks you may need to enlongate the oil holes to get them to line up properly. Proceed with caution!I know it’s not the best practice…but let’s say I misaligned the oil hole on a cam bearing. How risky is pressing it back out and reinstalling it in the same bore?
Possible that it’s fine, or high risk for a spun bearing? It seemed to fit tight, just not as tight as the first install.
This is for a lower buck cheap refresh I’m working on. Obviously I get that the “right thing” to do is remove and install a brand new one.
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