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rachmangler
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camshaft bearings

Post by rachmangler » Thu Aug 09, 2012 12:01 am

is there any grease that needs to be packed into/around the bearings before re-installing them that i should know about?

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Re: camshaft bearings

Post by LOUD MOUSE » Thu Aug 09, 2012 7:07 am

Oil. ...........lm
rachmangler wrote:is there any grease that needs to be packed into/around the bearings before re-installing them that i should know about?

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Post by OldHarley » Thu Aug 09, 2012 10:57 pm

You don't say whether these are new bearings or you are just reinstalling the old ones after their being out; however, here is a suggestion:

Lubriplate is an assembly lubricant that I have used in building engines. Basically a white grease-looking product designed to protect (lubricate) new bearing surfaces until oil pressure is built up.

It won't run off like oil will, especially if it will be some time before the motor is initially started.

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Post by cknight » Fri Aug 10, 2012 8:47 am

If you buy the cam bearings from a bearing supply house, these's a good chance they will have shields on one, or both, sides of the bearing. These should be removed for proper oil circulation to the bearings and races. Regards, Chase

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