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#71634 01/14/2007 2:12 PM
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We are going through the motor in my son's 1970 Z-28 .
I've rebuilt many SBC engines over the years and Never ran across this ; the cam will not come out of the block no more than 1 inch .
I think one of the rear cam bearings has spun . If so how can the now be removed?


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fuel pump & pushrod removed? You can remove the rear cam plug & get on the backside. Brian


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#71636 01/14/2007 2:20 PM
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did you remove the fuel pump push rod?

#71638 01/16/2007 2:13 AM
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Sorry guys , this motor is runinng a electric pump and I never thought about the block mounted pump . My head jumped time on this one .
Cam out and in the junk pile.
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Had the same thing (almost) happen when I changed the cam on the Z24 years ago. Book said to remove the distributor, but the engine doesn't have one. Took me a while to realise the plug covering the dizzy mount also had the upper shaft for the oil pump. Cussed GM engineers for a while before I figured it out.


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