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The cam is held by the 3 bolts that holds the cam gear on the block in order to remove the cam shaft you have to remove the distribitor & intake & loosen up your rocker arms & remove the push rods &lifters.
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How do you find the cam grind on a Chevy 350 There are no markings at the timing gear?
pull the cam and lifters
