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Borrow P202 (Camshaft tool)?

Live in West Sacramento and putting on left and right timing chain housings.

Can I borrow P202 camshaft tool from someone local? I'd be happy to put a deposit down if it'd make you feel more comfortable.

Hope to hear from someone by this afternoon.

Thanks guys.

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Is that the early or late style?
I have late-style in Pleasanton, but will be out of town tonight -> Sunday. I then will be USING the tool as my heads go back on next week. You are more than welcome to borrow mine.
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Thanks for the offer AFM744, but doesn't look like it won't work out. Rebuilding a 2.7L (1976). I think that requires the "old" one. Thanks for the offer though. I was born and raised in Walnut Creek . . . and my folks still live there.

Maybe one day we'll pass one another and exchange a porsche wave on 680
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A Porsche Wave? Here in CA?
Sorry I couldn't help out and best luck on your build!
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Good afternoon:

If you don't find one, I will be home after the holidays(Sunday) and I have the tool as well as a 46 mm crowsfoot if you need.

Stu
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Ended up trading pelicanparts the tools for cash. Now I'll have to find another engine (this time a 3.0L) to rebuild to substantiate the purchase . . .


Thanks guys. If anyone needs to borrow the tool in Sacramento area, drop me a line.
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P202 and 46mm crowfoot

Hey Eric,

Do you still have these tools? My newer 3.0 has a broken stud so now I have to do a complete tear down. As you know I was going to try and get away with a top end job on the 3.0 and a full rebuild on the 2.7. This is way more than I wanted to take on but hey it's a Porsche right?

Let me know how your project is coming along and if I could borrow your tools.

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yeah

I have the tools still and you're welcome to borrow. Let me know when you're working on the car and we'll figure out how to get the tools to you.
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The 3.0 has the different nut system to the 2.7 - different tools, sorry. The 3.0 has a bolt in the end of the cam. The 2.7 has the wicked nut.
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The bolt on the cam came in 81 or 82 before that I use a 17mm, nice long open end on the flats.
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I can drive out anytime you are around. Just let me know what is a good time for you. PM me

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