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Has anyone used this tool kit?
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PMD Products Cam Camshaft Timing Tool is Compatible with Repair and Replace of Porsche 911 Engine 996 997 Boxter Engine 986 987
Yep, I used it for swapping my variocam pads and retiming. Worked well. I wrote kind of a summary somewhere but I wasn't able to quickly find it. Maybe search my post history?
Yes, me too! I'm not sure if "FA" was the one who noticed that the timing tool with the two red ***** was put together *backwards, but the one in my kit was as well - other than that, it worked perfectly.
** The end that goes into the cam slot is attached by two screws. The screws need to be removed and the piece flipped around or it won't fit...I'm not sure if they're all like this, but mine was...
I too, purchased, and used this kit. For timing, as others have mentioned, no problem. However, I came to find out, the tube that holds the wrist pin clip was not within specifications. The outer circumference was too large, and therefore, the end of the tube would not "seat" perfectly in the groove (land?). This was only realized after a local indy tech visited my home to do the bank 4-6 piston installation, and we compared his Baum-made tool with this cheap set.
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