4.7L rebuild time.

[bleetnblurt]

heads are back ! picked up today , though the cam in the passengers side head is a little resistance on it just in one part . not enough to hurt , but I will look at the first journal cap tomorrow to see if the cap is not interfering on the bushes of the cam.
but could always be a bent cam ,

[ruffy01]

Is that a HO cam or standard?

[bleetnblurt]

Originally Posted by ruffy01

Is that a HO cam or standard?

good question I am now trying to locate where the part numbers are on the cams as they got mixed up at the machine shop , the stand and the HO look the same (dam it) but the height of the lobes are different and I have no way to measure , so I need to locate the part number and where they are , if anyone knows please could you inform on this.
I located a number on the bush for first journal , but it looks nothing like a part number. the first journal by the way is the thrust journal (the cap)
my cam is not bent as they thought but a quick limish has made it turn without a problem. (the sides of the cap)

[bleetnblurt]

my standard heads were shot , the ho ones had a good flat surface , so im using the HO heads.

[fester]

HO Camshafts:

Left (2002-2004): P/N 53021411AB
(superseded by P/N 53021411AD. MSRP: $192.00)

Right (2002-2004): P/N 53021412AB
(superseded by P/N 53021412AD. MSRP: $210.00)

[bleetnblurt]

Originally Posted by fester

HO Camshafts:

Left (2002-2004): P/N 53021411AB
(superseded by P/N 53021411AD. MSRP: $192.00)

Right (2002-2004): P/N 53021412AB
(superseded by P/N 53021412AD. MSRP: $210.00)

the superseded number I didn't have , but the problem I have is
where the hell is the number on the cam ?

[bleetnblurt]

for those who want to know the part number is on the cam at the second bushing it sits behind the first journal cap made of brass.