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What tools do I need?

I am planning to try to fix an oil leak coming from the chain housing and the interface of the towers and the heads. What tools do I need? Should I do anything else while the engines out?

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If I understand the leaks you propose to repair you will need quite a few tools. Dial guages and holders, straight edge and holder, cam nut wrenches, torque wrench and hex bits, etc. Do you have Wayne's engine rebuilding book?
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Yes I do. But I thought I could skip some of the rec'd tools from the book.
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You can improvice the cam holder and cam nut wrench (if you have the early style cam nut 46mm), do a search.
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Is there anyone out there who could lend the rebuilding tools?

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