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May 15th 05, 08:04 AM
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"jim beam" wrote
> cam won't turn if the op has pistons at t.d.c. It's possible but rare. It's possible to move or rock slightly at TDC. I once found a cam stuck with no movements. Turns out someone used the wrong torque and bearing on the cam. In this case the timing belt shatters. 
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