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    Default BRD Camshaft Removal - Technical Help – 31-05-2018,11:18 AM
    Hi all,

    Just a very quick one. I have a BRD engine with a suspected Rocker Arm bearing failure (Roller bearing needles in the oil pump filter) looking at the head I can see the retaining plate for the camshafts splits at the cylinder head. But can the camshafts be removed without removing the head bolts? and the rocker arms?
     
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    Default Re: BRD Camshaft Removal - Technical Help – 31-05-2018,12:25 PM
    The rocker arm bolts go down into the head bolts which have an M8 hole in the middle for the rocker arm bolts N 105 811 01 which are one time only and must be replaced. If you don't have access to a T10262, I suggest you do not remove the cams.

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    Default Re: BRD Camshaft Removal - Technical Help – 31-05-2018,01:42 PM
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    The rocker arm bolts go down into the head bolts which have an M8 hole in the middle for the rocker arm bolts N 105 811 01 which are one time only and must be replaced. If you don't have access to a T10262, I suggest you do not remove the cams.
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