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Dodge Ram 2500 Engine Camshaft
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Dodge Ram 2500 Camshaft
The camshaft in Dodge Ram 2500 vehicles assist in controlling the intake and exhaust valves thus enabling the air/fuel mixture to enter the engine and facilitate expulsion of exhaust gases. Traditionally made of iron or steel, camshaft functions through mechanisms such as lifters, pushrods and rocker arms in Over Head Valve (OHV) engines, through followers in Single Over Head Cam (SOHC) and Double Over Head Cam (DOHC) mechanisms. Dodge Ram 2500 vehicles might have various cams where performance cams are intended for greater power and are characterized by a higher lift as well as longer duration in order to increase the airflow. Parameters including LSA determines torque and idle characteristics and enables adjustment to particular alterations to the vehicle. In general, the camshaft plays an important role in enhancing the capabilities of the Dodge Ram 2500 engines in various applications.
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Dodge Ram 2500 Camshaft Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How to inspect and replace camshafts in 3.7L V6 and 4.7L V8 engine on Dodge Ram 2500?A: Take out the negative battery cable. Take off the valve cover(s). Turn the engine in a clockwise direction with a socket and ratchet until "V6" or "V8" marks are at 12 o'clock position on the camshaft sprockets. Put alignment marks on both camshaft sprockets by putting it on chain links of two timing chains. At the end of their torque specs, loosen and re-torque cam sprocket bolts by hand. Put a wedge in behind the secondary chain and tensioner to hold it in place.Set retaining bolts aside that were used for holding on camshaft sprockets. Unbolt the sprocket from its hub without disconnecting any other part of this unit.Remove chains that have been tied to either side of such metal rings.Ensure you have memorized signs depicted on those covers.Loose all screws that hold caps down.Remove cylinders' heads; thereby removing shafts.Check if they are still in good condition after long usage.Comply with measurements for outside diameter specified by manufacturer.Measure run out as well as play.You should compare lobe heights if necessary.Start installing assembly oils into cylinder head cavity prior to pushing camshafts there.Thus, bearing caps must be screwed together and tightened accordingly.Put teeth of this gear near driving chain unit while fixing one's position against pin over camshaft hub.Wipe clean or apply lubrication oil before securing camshaft cog bolts.Finally, remove wedges from timing chains sensors.Set up CMP sensors.Attach valve covers.Secure negative cables again to their proper locations.
