362104
DV8
Is that about right? Seems like it could be a much quicker job. What manual are they looking at?
Quotted 1.2 hours to r/r a cam sensor.....
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Storm-Chaser
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The "I need to make my boat payment" manual . . . .:laugh_ti:
ViPER1313
SHO Member
Book labor is book labor.
It could be done faster if the mechanic has super small hands and sweet tools. I had to remove the crossover tube and engine dampener as well (also a pain) if I recall correctly so I could get my fat hands in there. Then I dropped one of the bolts on re-installation - that added some time
. Add the time to road test the repair and 1.2hrs doesn't seem that bad.
It could be done faster if the mechanic has super small hands and sweet tools. I had to remove the crossover tube and engine dampener as well (also a pain) if I recall correctly so I could get my fat hands in there. Then I dropped one of the bolts on re-installation - that added some time
. Add the time to road test the repair and 1.2hrs doesn't seem that bad.
SHO#7
SHO Member
I agree that I can change mine in a few minutes. However, Alldata does call for 1.2
Mike
Mike
SuperHO
Mental Patient
yeah...I got fat hands, and removing the crossover tube and torque dampener, it still only takes me about 20 minutes...
HotRodKid
mmmmm ... turbo
shit, alex (somedude) had the crossover tube and the timing belt cover off and back onto his car in 25 minutes, and that was while everything was SCREAMING hot from pounding around the road course
and a cam sensor is easier then resetting a blown out cam seal, lol
and a cam sensor is easier then resetting a blown out cam seal, lol
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