koda2000
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Are you sure that the cam sync is what's making the noise? Do you have a mechanic's stethoscope? When I was looking for my chirp/squeak, as soon as I put the probe on the cam sync housing it was very obvious that's what was making the noise. If you don't have a stethoscope, a long screw driver, handle pressed to your ear also works. BTW, at a suggestion I got here (from Turdle IIRC) was to put a couple of drops of ATF around the inner rotating part of the synchronizer. I'd hoped that would buy me a month or two until the outside temps was more conducive to changing the synchronizer. That as a year ago and it's still quite.