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timing marks on fan belt cover V70-XC70 2006

posted by  KlausC on  Wed Feb 16 16:49 CST 2022
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This is pre gasket replacement I assume. The only thing that matters is AFTER head gasket installation. I would only be concerned about crank alignment.

When you pull off the cam cover, the cams will be loose and may move a little - there are a few valve springs under pressure! Make sure the intake and exhaust cams are put back in the same position?? That's when the cam locking tool is needed.

The tool may also include brackets to carefully squeeze down the cam cover using spark plug holes.
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