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Model B cam bearing holes
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    Posted: 09 Oct 2016 at 2:36pm
Hey folks,

I have a 1940 Model b that I am rebuilding the engine on and need some expertise. I have new cam bearings installed in the block and when in position the oil holes between the block and cam bearings do not line up. Approximately 1/2 the hole is covered by the bearings at all 3 locations. Is this normal or do I have cam bearings wirh holes that are off location? I assume what is exposed of the oil hole is sufficient for oiling the cam but want to make sure
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Bump-engine build on hold. Any experience with this out there?
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just run a drill bit in to open up the holes to match the block.
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The holes are to oil the main Bearings. They need to be open.
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