Older engines, not overhead cam, it goes in from the front of the motor and you need to put in new bearings with the cam. Overhead cam is under the valve cover and is held in place with caps that bolt on. Take the timing belt pulley off the front, hold tension on it so that the timing doesn't jump, remove the caps and lift out the cam shaft.
no, the cam shaft is on the engine cylinder head..
Most cam sensors are attached with a single bolt. just a matter of locating the sensor, removing the wire to it then unbolting it. Refitting is the reverse of the above.
That year don't have one.
The sensor on the CAM SHAFT!
this probably means you have a worn cam shaft or cam shaft or the arm that hits the cam shaft to open the valve is worn. this is internal on the engine.
Cam spins at half the speed of the engine.
cam chains are a chain the attach to the crankshaft and the cam shaft , the crankshaft is the shaft making the pistons go up and down the cam shaft makes the valves open and close, the crank shaft and cam shaft have to be aligned a certain way or the car will not fire, this is called "timing" . if your looking for where it is , its most likely in the front of the engine get a pro to look at it.
some of these bad boys have a magnet in the timing cam gear must remove timing cover on these models
can u get a bushing for ur cam shaft pulley ? or do ya buy ful thing
Does anyone know of any chevy beretta cam shaft problems?
No Cam Shaft; therefore no Belt!
VVT is located in the front of the engine cam shaft. You may need a qualified service personnell to change it.