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OK, where is the bolt at the rear of the cam cover? 900

posted by  ChrisS on  Thu Apr 21 18:09 CST 2011
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I'm trying to remove the cover and removed all bolts on the top but I can't see or feel the bolt I have read is on the rear of the head. Can anyone lend a virtual helping hand?

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    OK, where is the bolt at the rear of the cam cover? 900

    posted by  BrickDad on  Wed Apr 27 12:29 CST 2011
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    Just took mine off 10 minutes ago and did not remove anything at the firewall end. Just the combination of nuts and acorn nuts (total 8) on the top.

    Brian Mee

    92 945T








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    OK, where is the bolt at the rear of the cam cover? 900

    posted by  dinomartino on  Thu Apr 21 19:01 CST 2011
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    edit: the below assumes a 940 with B230F or FT.

    The valve cover is held on by the ten acorn nuts on top, there's nothing around back holding it on. If it is being reluctant to budge and all 10 nuts are off, most likely someone did a very thorough job of slathering gasket-goo onto the curved mating surfaces at each end, and that gunk is holding it on.

    john
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    1989 245 233K / 1993 945 127K







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