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Is my hole in the right spot
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    Posted: 13 Jun 2022 at 11:29am
Is the oil hole in the rocker shaft oriented correctly? I put it together as taken apart but I don't know if the last guy who had it apart put it together right. This is the engine that had the valves in the wrong locations so I don't trust anything. Any help is appreciated.
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I would think the hole should oriented toward the bottom as that would be the wear will occur.  
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does the oil come up thru an oil passage in the block and thru a hollow cam shaft holder and then into the hollow cam shaft ?? .... I think the hole in the cam shaft INSIDE the tower should line up to get max oil into the camshaft ???   Then see how to FOLLOWERS fit ?
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The engine is a d2800 in my 180. According to the service manual the shaft should have camshaft side etched into it but I can't see it. As it is there isn't much oil moving around in the top end. The tappet cover is dry. I would think more oil should be flying around up there.
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YEP.... how does the oil get TO THE TOP END ??
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Oil comes up thru pressure passage in the block and head then thru a steel line and into the rocker shaft. There is good volume of oil   coming out of the return line. If I plug the return more oil comes out around the rocker arms.
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why is there a return line ?  why not DUMP all the oil onto the rockers and let it run back down the drain hole ? ............. i assume there is a drain hole ?

(im not a 2800  "GUY" .......... just asking a question ... never seen a "return line" )


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If I remember correctly, it is right.
The reason for a return tube was to return oil down front push rod  hole to keep from fluding top of head.                     MACK
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The rocker shaft is in right. I found the cam side etching where the book shows it. Very faint but it's there.
I am going to change the rocker shaft plugs and restrict the drain line. Hopefully that will help with oiling.
Thanks for the help.
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