How to remove camshaft bearings 

I’m glad you mentioned the oil passage holes. I wasn’t aware of that. Could have been a fatal mistake on my part. Very well presented video, clear and concise. Thank you

Thanks for keeping it simple and direct

Thank you kind sir you really made this easy to understand!

Been looking for this info for ages thank you. And so well presented.

Excellent video thank you.

Thanks for the video! What brand of tool are you using? I want to buy a good quality for myself.

Great video! Thank you for sharing

Most engines have a grove cut in the bore for the camshaft .so the oil hole in the block will feed oil in the bore and it will find the hole in the cam bearing thus lube the camshaft

Very helpful!

thank you good instruction

Wish u could remove some with without taking engine apart

Awesome!

Tks Man...helped me a lot!

Directions should come with new bearings that tell you where to position the oil hole. Mine were at the two o’clock position with the engine upright for a small block chevy 350.

Where are you recording this? Sounds like a diner at linch time.

if i bought this too to remove the cam bearing and removed the bearings and then took the engine block to the machine shop to have the cylinders bored and honed, would the machinists installing the new cam bearing no exactly how to line up the oil passages if he/she didnt take it apart?

Thanks

Installing new ones is the same but in reverse?

Right to the point. Background noise kind of ruined the video though.

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