"Trying to remove and replace them in the vehicle can open up a whole new can of worms."
Well, in that case I'd just say screw the truck, grab the worms and go fishin!
I doubt I'll replace them unless they are truely worn out though.
Cam Bearings
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Re: Cam Bearings
During a full rebuild they get replaced mainly because the block gets hot tanked and that would not do the bearings any good. and a rebuild means replacing all bearings of course. 
I wouldn't mess with them just during a cam change unless you knew there was a problem. I know some shops use a long bearing press like a long rod with a fitting on the end for different sizes. I DON"T know if the bearings are line hones in any way to make sure they are lined up right though. Bet somebody here does
clint

I wouldn't mess with them just during a cam change unless you knew there was a problem. I know some shops use a long bearing press like a long rod with a fitting on the end for different sizes. I DON"T know if the bearings are line hones in any way to make sure they are lined up right though. Bet somebody here does
clint
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460 C6. Disc Brake/Power-steering/automatic Swap. 3.00
1986 Bronco 5.0 AOD
460 C6. Disc Brake/Power-steering/automatic Swap. 3.00
1986 Bronco 5.0 AOD