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Thanks Ted for all your timely info!

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Just wanted to say how much I appreciate Ted's complete answers to folks' questions. I've had several questions answered I didn't even know I had from reading his responses.

1. The nails don't go against the block for the rear main seal retainer. (my book did not clarify this and the words made it sound like they went on the block side) https://eatonbalancing.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/07/retainer-installation-006-rsz.jpg 
2. Always degree in your cam. (After procuring all the necessary tools mine came in exact at 112* intake centerline as stated on my cam card)
3. Check that the lifters rotate when turning the engine over before installing/adjusting pushrods. (I never would have thought to do this)
4. All the notes on engine break in stuff.

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Glad to have been of assistance.  Ted.

Lorena, Texas (South of Waco)




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