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Camshafts (diesel engines) (Peugeot 207)

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The intake camshaft (1) drives the vacuum pump.

The exhaust camshaft (2) drives the high pressure fuel pump.

Main bearing side clearance (DW10BTED4): 0.04-0.168 mm.

Main bearing side clearance (DW10BTED4): 0.04-0.168 mm.


Roller Levers and Pushers:

Roller Levers and Pushers:
1 - intake camshaft;
2 - exhaust camshaft;
3 - roller pusher levers;
4 - hydraulic tappets.


Camshaft markings:

Camshaft markings:
1 - intake camshaft;
2 - exhaust camshaft;
a - neck for sealing;
b - camshaft marking.


b - camshaft marking.

b - camshaft marking.
b - camshaft marking.
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