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Cam Bearing hole

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Anyone tell me what the orig. size of the oil feed hole was in the rear cam bearing on a 626. Assume other models up to '31 were the same.

NEVER MIND. Finally got it out a can now see whats going on. Dam thing was glued in place and did not want to move. I was afraid of pulling aluminum with the bearing, it was stuck so bad, but it finally gave me a little movement and the rest is history.

Posted on: 2011/8/2 9:05