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2001 - 2007 V70
2001 - 2004 V70 XC (Cross Country)
2004 - 2007 XC70 (Cross Country)
2001 - 2009 S60
2003 - 2007 S60 R
2004 - 2007 V70 R

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F250
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Re: Camshaft seals

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jonesg wrote:...
Heres the writeup by F150.

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HERE is the UPDATED, CURRENT, and CORRECTED FILE!!
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Post by PennaPilot »

Thanks. Do I have to buy a cam lock tool or can I make one?

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Making one is not an easy fab job at all. Look at the pictures of how the crossbar is notched, as well as the spacers being notched. Can it be done? Sure. For the time it would take ME, though... I just bit the bullet and bought one from eBay for $100.
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I think I'll make this one:Image

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Post by F250 »

How are you going to secure the slots in the rear of the camshafts? Your hub bolts are torqued with about 90 ft-lbs, and it is critical that you have those shafts locked down as you R&R the hubs on the front. OR... does that picture show two pieces of flat bar bolted under the angle which protrude into the camshaft slots?
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Post by PennaPilot »

There are two pieces of flat stock under the Channel that slip into the cams.

What are the part numbers for the seals?

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Post by F250 »

I don't have part numbers, but if you go to Tascaparts.com, you can enter your vehicle details and find the part numbers easily enough.
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Post by PennaPilot »

I just found a full kit from Dayco. or should I use SKF instead?

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Post by F250 »

Personally, I would use SKF over Dayco, but that is from an overall generic range of experience with seals, and is not specific to the Volvo world.
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Post by PennaPilot »

Are there any other seals I should replace? Any O-rings?

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