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Cam end plug part num? Needed for IMS cam lock tool?

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I used a sharp screw driver and small hammer to tap into mine and pull it out.

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Thx, I did find them on Pelican which I maybe should have checked first.

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Thx, I did find them on Pelican which I maybe should have checked first.

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Thx, I did find them on Pelican which I maybe should have checked first.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I'm going to do the IMS job, and the instructions show prying out the cam end caps, or plugs. I presume they get replaced. Does anyone have a part number for that? We can't find it on PET. thx,

POST 2Original post

You talking about P/N: 99610421554 Porsche Cyl Head Cup Seal. There is 6 of them and I usually stick a screw into the middle of it to pry the part out, so after the plug has is removed their is a small hole in the part and the sealing integrity is then compromised. I guess you could try and carefully remove them as not to damage the part and then try and reuse them but for $5 per plug its not a bad price for tossing out the old ones.

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I used a sharp screw driver and small hammer to tap into mine and pull it out. Careful putting the new one back as they seem to not bottom out on anything.

POST 4Original post

Make sure you hit dead center.They have a steel washer around the edge.

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OK, we got em. Thx, I did find them on Pelican which I maybe should have checked first.

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