Has anyone come across a camshaft lobe not being central to the tappet guide?
No 1 exhaust lobe (most rearward), is approx 3mm to the left of central, just enough for the lobe to be touching the guide under certain circumstances, and creating a rattle.
Whether this a faulty camshaft I am not sure?
Cam Lobe Offset
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SimonBrown
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#1 Cam Lobe Offset
Simon Brown
1969 E Type Series 2 OTS
2013 F Type V6 Convertible
1975 Honda 400 Four
1969 E Type Series 2 OTS
2013 F Type V6 Convertible
1975 Honda 400 Four
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#2 Re: Cam Lobe Offset
Hi Simon..the lobe dosnt action the tappet centrally....it strikes it slightly offset....so that the tappet actually turns a bit with each sweep.....if it acted central then the tappet would wear...Steve...PS cam endfloat is taken by the flanges on each side of the front bearing...service manual page B.32
Steve
69 S2 2+2 (sold) ..Realm C type replica, 1960 xk150fhc
69 S2 2+2 (sold) ..Realm C type replica, 1960 xk150fhc
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