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Posted by charlie carlson on Thursday, February 26, 2009:

i've been told a guy can pull the cam out of a wd without pulling the motor. i've got it all ready to come out but it only slides about 1/4 inch then hits something solid. It doesn't seem to be moving far enough for it to be hitting the lifters. There's nothing on the back end inside the clutch housing is there?

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