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oil holes in CA cam

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ih_bug

05-06-2005 20:38:34




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was wondering how big the oil holes that supply oil to the rods are in the camshaft?
the rods all have the holes in them to catch the oil and i am blowing air through the cam and its coming out around the mains but i cant seem to find the holes that are supposed to lubricate the rods.
i just pulled the pan off to put a set of bearings in it and want to make sure somebody hasnt changed the camshaft or other parts .

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Ed H.

05-08-2005 20:42:01




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 Re: oil holes in CA cam in reply to ih_bug, 05-06-2005 20:38:34  
not very big.....do you need a picture of a cam?....the holes are fairly obvious



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ih_bug

05-09-2005 05:55:35




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 Re: oil holes in CA cam in reply to Ed H., 05-08-2005 20:42:01  
thats pretty much what i wanted to know if they should be obvious and i cant see them or feel air coming out them their either must be holes in the crank i am not seeing or someone has changed the cam or crank before i got it.
i took it apart because she started tapping and # 3 &4 rods are loose not hurt yet but i want to be sure its getting oil before i bolt things back up.
ill put the new mains in and pump oil though it i guess and see where it comes out.

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steve(ill)

05-07-2005 06:41:24




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 Re: oil holes in CA cam in reply to ih_bug, 05-06-2005 20:38:34  
on the B and C motors the oil i psreeurized to the cam and main bearings. there is a hole in the cam shaft directly above the rod which sprays on it and has non pressurized lube.--- i may be mistaken, but i believe the CA motor was updated and the crank is drilled at an angle from the main to the rod bearing, and they are pressurized in this manner. you would have to cover the mains and have connecting rod loose to see lube at that point.

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ih_bug

05-08-2005 07:34:53




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 Re: oil holes in CA cam in reply to steve(ill), 05-07-2005 06:41:24  
i have all the rod caps off and all that seems to be in the crank is a blind hole also the rods have an oil hole on each side on the top side one on the cam side and one on the carb side this is a ce engine in a CA .the i and t manual lists the b c and ca as being the same design. thanks for the reply



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