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cam change in a 93 explorer
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Pretty sure the only reason to pull the motor is so the oil pan can be resealed properly but rtv should take care of that, just pull the grill and radiator out and then go to work, shouldn't need to pull the motor.
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i haven't done it while in truck, but check where the front support is for the cross member is. is it going to be in the way? this would be my concern.
air con? careful of the cooler and the lines, there isn't any play, or give there and will. could be a PITA.
air con? careful of the cooler and the lines, there isn't any play, or give there and will. could be a PITA.
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