Mopar 53021731AD Engine Camshaft

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To start the removal process, disconnect the battery cable and then remove valve covers. After this, take out the main timing chain and prime camshaft sprockets. This has to be followed by taking out retaining bolts from the secondary timing chain tensioner. Make sure that camshaft bearing caps are marked correctly and loosen them in opposite order before carefully removing them along with camshafts as well as a secondary timing chain and a secondary tensioner while taking note of intake and exhaust camshaft differences. Then, remove the secondary tensioner and timing chain from camshafts. The condition of camshaft secondary sprockets, chains, and tensioners will show if they have been used for a long time or not. Upon removal, observe if there is uneven wear on the camshaft bearing journals, pitting marks or evidence of seizure using a micrometer to measure them for excessive wear or out-of-round conditions by comparing them against specifications. Measure each lobe height of both intake and exhaust camlobes recording measurements for comparison for unusual variations between similar lobes. Look at the lobe surfaces of your camshafts to determine whether they are discolored by heat (temperature) or are scored (marked). You should conduct replacements in such cases.For installation purposes place colored links over marks on secondary sprockets while placing a U-shaped tool to lock it in position towards its compressed direction.Make sure all rocker arms fit within their seats properly; you can apply engine assembly lubricant on all cams lobes/journals so that these parts will sit nicely onto each other . While installing put marks facing upwards some inline with cylinder bank area where you fix an assembly that involves; These must be fastened with bearing caps/bolts fastened forthwith prior to tightening up according given sequence also here includes tightening up your tensioner mounting bolts which means-don't forget about putting maximum strength into any kind of chain when it comes to its application. If you have done these steps correctly, all that remains is to tighten the camshaft sprockets and install the primary timing chain before finishing up your installation from here on out, in reverse order.

To start the removal process, disconnect the battery cable and then remove valve covers. After this, take out the main timing chain and prime camshaft sprockets. This has to be followed by taking out retaining bolts from the secondary timing chain tensioner. Make sure that camshaft bearing caps are marked correctly and loosen them in opposite order before carefully removing them along with camshafts as well as a secondary timing chain and a secondary tensioner while taking note of intake and exhaust camshaft differences. Then, remove the secondary tensioner and timing chain from camshafts. The condition of camshaft secondary sprockets, chains, and tensioners will show if they have been used for a long time or not. Upon removal, observe if there is uneven wear on the camshaft bearing journals, pitting marks or evidence of seizure using a micrometer to measure them for excessive wear or out-of-round conditions by comparing them against specifications. Measure each lobe height of both intake and exhaust camlobes recording measurements for comparison for unusual variations between similar lobes. Look at the lobe surfaces of your camshafts to determine whether they are discolored by heat (temperature) or are scored (marked). You should conduct replacements in such cases.For installation purposes place colored links over marks on secondary sprockets while placing a U-shaped tool to lock it in position towards its compressed direction.Make sure all rocker arms fit within their seats properly; you can apply engine assembly lubricant on all cams lobes/journals so that these parts will sit nicely onto each other . While installing put marks facing upwards some inline with cylinder bank area where you fix an assembly that involves; These must be fastened with bearing caps/bolts fastened forthwith prior to tightening up according given sequence also here includes tightening up your tensioner mounting bolts which means-don't forget about putting maximum strength into any kind of chain when it comes to its application. If you have done these steps correctly, all that remains is to tighten the camshaft sprockets and install the primary timing chain before finishing up your installation from here on out, in reverse order.

In the early stages of removal, you should remove the timing chain cover, timing chain, and sprockets.

The cylinder head(s) must be taken off.

Remove the lifter rail mounting bolts and the lifters from the lifter bores in the engine block, ensuring each lifter is installed back into the same bore and direction, marking them appropriately.

In the early stages of removal, you should remove the timing chain cover, timing chain, and sprockets.

Install the camshafts, secondary tensioner, and timing chain as an assembly with marks and colored links facing upward and inline with the cylinder bank. Secure the bearing caps and bolts, tightening them following the correct sequence.

The camshaft should be carefully inserted into the cylinder head, and a new seal should be installed at the front of the head.

Start by disconnecting the cable from the negative terminal of the battery.

After camshaft installation, you should install the timing chain and sprockets, aligning the timing marks.

The lobe height of each cam lobe on the intake and exhaust camshafts should be measured and compared for excessive variations.