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Replacment pins for Cam Holding Tool?
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Not sure if they are a stand size i.e. available from Porsche parts suppliers, but McMaster is a good place for generic hardware items like pins
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You’ll have to make your own pin.
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Hi
You may be able to use the rollers from a roller bearing. These come in various diameters and lengths. You can buy them individually, (or in small quantities) from your local bearing supplier. Cheers |
I believe they’re flat spotted on the inside of the pin.
Regardless, I’m sure it’s all metric. Bruce |
Get a micrometer measure pin, buy a steel rod off McMaster, grind a flat spot, pound in, done.
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Thanks Guys... I removed a pin again and noticed the "flat" goes quite far down on the pin. Actually enough that you can cut-off the part that "sticks out" and have enough flat to reinstall.
In any case, measured and they're 6.00mm X 40mm. So have a few 6mm gauge pins coming. |
Make sure tool is flush with sprocket and pins are all the way in before torquing on it.
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When I am looking for bits like that I find drill shanks useful. Come in a range of sizes - metric and imperial. :-)
Alan |
Good tip Alan L !
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You might have to make your own opinion
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Just tried my mine again after I pulled out a pin and chopped it off. Works great again.
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McMaster-Carr
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