MOUNTING OF AN SCP CAMSHAFT ON AN ENGINE
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Aug 21, 2008
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Feb 19, 2007
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Feb 19, 2007
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A method disclosed for mounting a camshaft and a phaser on an engine, the camshaft being an SCP camshaft formed of concentric inner and outer rotary members each fast in rotation with a respective one of two groups of cams and the phaser enabling the phase of at least one of the rotary members of the camshaft to be varied dynamically relative to the phase of the engine crankshaft and the other rotary member. The method comprises first securing the phaser 30 to one end of the camshaft 10, then mounting the camshaft and phaser as a sub-assembly to the engine, and subsequently securing to the engine an abutment 40 for limiting the axial displacement of the camshaft relative to the engine.
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