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Please identify this H6 part on cylinder head?

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YOUR RESEARCHPlease identify this H6 part on cylinder head?

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Use two #31 bolts, they only show one

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Part #33 in the diagram above uses two #31 bolts, they only show one.

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Use two #31 bolts, they only show one

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Part #33 in the diagram above uses two #31 bolts, they only show one.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

What's this rusted part on bank 2 near scavenger pump - engine is upside down. It appears as it may have a hex 6 size socket there inside?

POST 2Original post

It’s the pivot bolt for the cam timing chain guide rail. See part 31 in the pic.

POST 4Original post

It's actually one of two bolts for the fix guide rail, not the pivoting one. Part #33 in the diagram above uses two #31 bolts, they only show one.

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