Install the cam follower assembly installation and removal tool, Part No. 3824519. Slide the tool under the assemblies with the supports located in the cutouts on the bottom surface of the tool.
NOTE: The cam follower assembly consists of two shaft assemblies with a common center support.
Secure the tool to the assemblies by hand-tightening the screws on top of the tool.
NOTE: The cam follower levers must be installed in the same position they were removed from. Mark both of the end supports, the center support and all of the cam followers to identify their location when they are removed. The end supports are not interchangeable. The center support is not interchangeable with any of the other inner supports.
Inspect the cam follower sockets for excessive wear.
If excessive wear is found in the cam follower sockets, the push rods must be inspected. Refer to Procedure 004-014.. Use the Overhead Reuse Guidelines, Bulletin 3810388, to identify wear patterns and excessive wear.
Replace all parts that do not meet the reuse guidelines.
The cam followers, supports and shafts must be installed in the same position from which they were removed. The shaft end supports are not interchangeable.
Install the end support (1) on the shaft.
Install the cam followers on the shaft in the following sequence:
Install a 0.76-mm [0.030 in] feeler gauge between the No. three support and the exhaust lever for cylinder No. three. Push the No. three support toward the No. four support.
Install a 0.76-mm [0.030 in] feeler gauge between the No. two support and the intake lever for cylinder No. two. Push the No. two support toward the No. three support.
Install the 0.76-mm [0.030 in] feeler gauge between the No. five support and the exhaust lever for cylinder No. four. Push the No. five support toward the No. four support.
Install the 0.76-mm [0.030 in] feeler gauge between the No. six support and the intake lever for cylinder No. five. Push the No. six support toward the No. five support.
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