Subaru Camshaft Plug Removal at Ona Prouty blog

Subaru Camshaft Plug Removal. A little magic with vise grips to hold the cam in place. Quickly remove all 4 sprockets. The only reason those plugs pop out is the oil drain hole is blocked and oil pressure builds behind the plug and forces it out. You have to first remove the front mount bolt/nut at the bottom of the engine and then the 14 mm hex head nuts on the top of each one. If you look at the exhaust side. Mechanic shows two ways to remove stubborn cam sprocket bolts, without impact gun, and you can re. According to my genuine subaru factory manual camshaft plugs are not reusable, but are single use replacement parts. Using your old belt and the cogged crank sprocket. Easily hold the camshaft gears so that the bolt can be. Their installation requires a dedicated tool because they are. Has anyone pulled these plugs without removing the cam shaft?

You have to first remove the front mount bolt/nut at the bottom of the engine and then the 14 mm hex head nuts on the top of each one. Using your old belt and the cogged crank sprocket. Mechanic shows two ways to remove stubborn cam sprocket bolts, without impact gun, and you can re. Quickly remove all 4 sprockets. According to my genuine subaru factory manual camshaft plugs are not reusable, but are single use replacement parts. If you look at the exhaust side. Their installation requires a dedicated tool because they are. A little magic with vise grips to hold the cam in place. Easily hold the camshaft gears so that the bolt can be. The only reason those plugs pop out is the oil drain hole is blocked and oil pressure builds behind the plug and forces it out.

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Subaru Camshaft Plug Removal Easily hold the camshaft gears so that the bolt can be. If you look at the exhaust side. According to my genuine subaru factory manual camshaft plugs are not reusable, but are single use replacement parts. Using your old belt and the cogged crank sprocket. A little magic with vise grips to hold the cam in place. Quickly remove all 4 sprockets. The only reason those plugs pop out is the oil drain hole is blocked and oil pressure builds behind the plug and forces it out. You have to first remove the front mount bolt/nut at the bottom of the engine and then the 14 mm hex head nuts on the top of each one. Their installation requires a dedicated tool because they are. Mechanic shows two ways to remove stubborn cam sprocket bolts, without impact gun, and you can re. Easily hold the camshaft gears so that the bolt can be. Has anyone pulled these plugs without removing the cam shaft?