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Cam Tower Plugs. I would recommend after getting the plug started in the hole, use a rag. I'm trying to pull the cam tower spray bar plugs. The camshaft housings, sometimes referred to as the cam towers, contain the bearings for the camshafts, and also support the rocker arms. I have one drilled and tapped for a 6mm bolt. The pet only shows an early 912 cam tower (and w/o an oil spray bar or plugs). They were purchased from a fellow pelican. They need the plug for the cam shaft rear. A more positive seal is to thread the existing cam bar access holes with an 1/8 pipe tap followed by a stainless steel pipe plug (and sealant). These plugs are soft aluminum so you simply need to hammer them into the holes for the afm towers. They suggest drilling the end plugs, tapping the. Using large washers on the bottom and smaller ones on It does not seem to include what are sometimes called. I have two cam towers ready to go on a 2.4 motor. I recently received a vesrah complete gasket set for a k4 motor.

I would recommend after getting the plug started in the hole, use a rag. These plugs are soft aluminum so you simply need to hammer them into the holes for the afm towers. The pet only shows an early 912 cam tower (and w/o an oil spray bar or plugs). It does not seem to include what are sometimes called. I have one drilled and tapped for a 6mm bolt. I'm trying to pull the cam tower spray bar plugs. I have two cam towers ready to go on a 2.4 motor. They need the plug for the cam shaft rear. A more positive seal is to thread the existing cam bar access holes with an 1/8 pipe tap followed by a stainless steel pipe plug (and sealant). They were purchased from a fellow pelican.

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Cam Tower Plugs I recently received a vesrah complete gasket set for a k4 motor. Using large washers on the bottom and smaller ones on The pet only shows an early 912 cam tower (and w/o an oil spray bar or plugs). I recently received a vesrah complete gasket set for a k4 motor. I have one drilled and tapped for a 6mm bolt. These plugs are soft aluminum so you simply need to hammer them into the holes for the afm towers. They suggest drilling the end plugs, tapping the. I would recommend after getting the plug started in the hole, use a rag. They need the plug for the cam shaft rear. The camshaft housings, sometimes referred to as the cam towers, contain the bearings for the camshafts, and also support the rocker arms. It does not seem to include what are sometimes called. I'm trying to pull the cam tower spray bar plugs. I have two cam towers ready to go on a 2.4 motor. They were purchased from a fellow pelican. A more positive seal is to thread the existing cam bar access holes with an 1/8 pipe tap followed by a stainless steel pipe plug (and sealant).