Mike
That locating plate is actually the "thrust plate". The camshaft is located
"front to back" by the oil pump driving spindle that pushes the camshaft
forward into that thrust plate. A word of caution. A 100-6 rotor style oil
pump puts way too much force into that camshaft and into that thrust plate.
That's why later 100-6 thrust plates had oil grooves machined into them. The
3000 engines used the gear style oil pump and the problems went away.
Richard
> Date: Fri, 6 Dec 2013 15:47:24 -0500
> From: ahbt71@gmail.com
> To: healeys@autox.team.net
> Subject: [Healeys] Cam end play
>
> Putting the lump back together and doing up the front plate. How is the
> cam located front to back? There's no thrust bearing/washer just the
> locating plate which doesn't look like a piece that deals with rotating
> friction.
> I just drive the cam sprocket home, tighten it down and the locating plate
> takes care of it? The factory manual just states the ever-informative
> "reassembly is a reversal....". It just doesn't feel right - too easy.
> Cheers,
> Mike Tobin
> Pepperell, ma
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