Camshaft installation method

Metal working – Method of mechanical manufacture – Prime mover or fluid pump making

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298881, 29464, 74567, B23P 1500

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049967681

ABSTRACT:
A method for guiding a camshaft into place in an engine includes using a tool which includes a cylindrical sleeve or body having a smooth outer surface of slightly smaller diameter or no larger than the bearing surfaces of the camshaft. An alignment pin having a conical shaped end extends through a central opening in the cylindrical body so that the conical end engages a center bore in the end face of the camshaft. The tool is held in place by a magnet mounted in the camshaft engaging end of the body. Various size bodies corresponding to the different sizes of bearing surfaces on different camshafts are provided, as well as a method for the installation of camshaft using the present apparatus.

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