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Cylinder head, removing and installing: Removing

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NOTE:
  • The ground strap must be disconnected for this procedure. Check to see if a coded radio is installed. If that is the case, you must first obtain the anti-theft code.
Fig 1: Crankshaft Aligned With TDC Cyl. 1 Position
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Fig 2: Three-Wire Hall Camshaft Position Sensor G40 - Disconnect
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Fig 3: Identifying Counterhold Area On Camshaft
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NOTE:
  • Use only an open end wrench to counterhold on camshaft - arrows  -. Camshaft ruler 3268 cannot be installed when tightening or loosening the sprockets.
Fig 4: Cylinder Head Bolts Removal Sequence
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Fig 5: Cylinder Head With Shop Crane And Engine Sling 2024 A
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CAUTION: Use securing clips at hooks and rail retaining pins.
NOTE:
  • The bracket markers identified with 1 through 4 point toward the pulley.
  • The bores in the perforated rails are counted starting from the hook.