When do you replace the camshaft and follower?

When do you replace the camshaft and follower?

Let’s review the replacement of the camshaft and rocker arms (commonly referred to as cam followers) in the 3.6L V6 VVT engine, also known as the Pentastar® engine. This engine is used across the board in FCA US LLC’s vehicle lineup, so you’ll find it in Minivans, Chrysler 200, 300C, Dodge Challenger,…

Where can I remanufacture camshafts, followers, and tappets?

Capital Reman Exchange can remanufacture camshafts & Followers/Lifters/Tappets while providing outstanding quality at a fraction of the cost of new parts. In our Denver, Colorado facilities we remanufacture camshafts, followers, lifters, crankshafts, connecting rods, cylinder heads and cylinder blocks.

What should I lubricate a cam follower with?

Lubricate the cam followers with clean engine oil before installation. Position each cam follower onto the valve lifter and valve stem. Be sure the valve stem fits securely into the cam follower guides. Lubricate the camshaft journals with clean engine oil.

Where are camshafts, followers and lifters remanufactured in Denver, Colorado?

In our Denver, Colorado facilities we remanufacture camshafts, followers, lifters, crankshafts, connecting rods, cylinder heads and cylinder blocks. Our modern facilities and cutting-edge technology are backed by outstanding employees who operate with the care and dedication our customers deserve.

Can a camshaft failure be a front wheel drive problem?

Camshaft failure is a major repair for any type of engine design, whether it be overhead valve (OHV) or overhead cam (OHC). It doesn’t matter if the engine is a rear wheel drive (RWD) vehicle or one that is front wheel drive (FWD), this job is going to take some time.

What does a tappet do in an overhead cam engine?

This is slightly incorrect, as the noise can be down to a multitude of components within an engine’s valvetrain. However, a tappet (also known as a cam follower or lifter) is a small cylindrical mechanism which is attached to the end of the pushrod(in overhead valve engines) or the rocker arm (in overhead cam engines).

Is the 3.7 Magnum an overhead cam engine?

If you have power mods on your engine you can consider adding some cooling modifications but I don’t recommend that for stock engines. The 3.7 Magnum is a single overhead cam engine (SOHC). Because the camshaft in overhead cam engines is located in the cylinder head, they do not technically have lifters.