Originally posted by nando
Ever see a snapped camshaft? :)
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I think nando is in e-love, lol -
i had a m3 cam snap in my old m50. only came up with 2 possibilities, either a. the guy who changed it didn't use the holding tool, or b. he overtorqued that cap closest to the break point.
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I work at a hotel - no guests, no work ;) It's a nice setup.Originally posted by bmw332iMust be nice to be able to work AND have time during said job to post on a message board. :D
Yes she does "race" too. Took her just 4 DE's to move up to the Advanced run group.
Tell her congrats - it's cool she's into it. Most girls aren't.Comment
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The engine was still put together when it broke - in fact, it was running in 5th gear at around 3500 rpm at 75 mph on the Mass pike ;)Originally posted by AdamF 88iSUsually a broken cam is caused by not using a holding tool to remove it and the uneven force of one cylenders valve springs pressing up at an angle with a couple of the caps removed will do it.
Just a strange "weak point" you know? I'd have expected the valves to give first or something.Comment


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