Yes, but i have the ims pro tool, so that means a full lock on cylinder 1 to 4
The tool also comes equipped with 5 chain lock tool for use on flywheel side.
My plan is use the 5 chain lock on the flywheel side because i CAN.

I was able to use the single lock on the 4 -6 side as extra insurance.
Question, when i pulled 1 to 3 tensioner, it gave a little pop like it was under pressure when it came out. Again 1 to 3 is locked with the cam tool and one of the cams is also locked on the 4 to 6 side. The pin was in the pulley at tdc, so locked up.
Is that pop/pressure on removal normal? It has me worried

Can you take a pic for me at the single lock on bank 2? I'm curious as to how you got it in there.

Also: Yes I have heard that a pop is normal when you pull the 1-3 tensioner. Not sure if you have seen the videos by Burner's Cars on youtube but he goes through the whole IMS replacement procedure, from start to finish, and he mentions the "pop" as well.

Sure. That pop scared the hell out of me. I think i spent more time on the c clip removal than the lock on bank 2
Here are pics. Sure glad i had the second cam lock onhttp://986forum.com/forums/uploads02...1544919851.jpg
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Thanks for the pic! I will crawl under mine tomorrow to make sure I can get that in there on bank 2.

The old l&N is finally out.
Looks like a gen 1 single. It has a little crunch when turning. Glad its out.
I noticed oil in the tube, but i think thats normal.
Im trying to get it all out before the new bearing, which is in freezer now, gets installed.
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I removed the oil with shop rags. I wanted to be sure that there was no metal bits in the oil. I cant recall with tool kit you have for the installation. Be sure to use a dead blow hammer if it is required. The installation of the new bearing properly was my biggest concern, followed by not dropping the circle clip into the engine case. I did not have the faultless install kit for use.

I would add a big thanks to Jake Raby and LN for developing and distributing the tools to do this repair.

Good news.
New ims is in, tensioners in.
Couple of items that might help you.
1. The tensioners are tough to get back in because of tension, imagine that. I had to press on with a large screwdriver while simultaneously threading until i could get it started. Torque to 59ft lbs each.
2 there is a real danger of the ims c clip flying into the engine case through the exposed lip. Mine squirted out several times. Invest in some decent c clip pliers. I fashioned a 2 inch copper pipe and sandwiched it against the IMS removal threaded tube. The diameter is greater than the gap between the c clip arms, so it is impossible to fly off. DONT just use the finger method. See picture here for example.(coming)
3. Once everything is buttoned up, rotate crank 720 degrees and check all 4 cam marks ( you should have marked them with a sharpee). Mine were dead on

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