Great video until the music started, that ruined it because we can’t hear you…..would also like to see better how the rear cams are suppose to be lined up.
Greetings. Your tutorial is professional educational. I have a 2014 Dodge Journey with a Pentastar 3.6L VVT engine. I have replaced all 4 cams Shafts in addition to all rockers and lifters. After reassembly, the engine ran fine for a few seconds, then ran very badly with multiple misfire (P0300). Then I heard like one of the timing chain slipped and shut down the Engine. My question is it possible to remove my timing chain cover, and replace the timing chains and guides without removing the engine from the vehicle? Thanks
Hi, how does the engine come out of the car? I have a renault kangoo 2006 1.5.... I need to do some work to the engine but Im not sure if the engine can come out the top..... Please advise, do you have more videos on k9k and rebuilding ?
Dear Warren, thank you for the video! For me it is very valuable, because right now my car is in local workshop and the guys just sent me pictures about my camshaft (VW golf 5 1.6 8V BSE) . The camsaft you showed, with that damage geometry has very nice guiding surface, which pushes nondirectly the hydraulic tapets. Can ask for your support if possible? There is some little marks all along the guiding surface, not so critical, but visually could be easy to see. Do you think, that i should throw away that camshaft? Furthermore the inside of my cylinder head is not goldish brown as in your cylinder head, but has also dark brown-black oil resiude? on the surfaces but not on the moving parts, they are shiny-dark- brown.
الله يوفقك يا اخوي استمر في التعليم وربنا يوفقك انا مواليد السودان والان في السعودية وشغال مكانيكا والرواتب مرررررا كويسه والله ناس هنا تفك مكاين وحربوكسات بس وما يعرفو يشتغلو ياخذو في الشهر ثلاثه الاف وخمسئه وأقل شي الفين وخمسئه