Camshaft For 4.6 Ford

Description

The camshaft for a 4.6 Ford engine is a crucial component that plays a vital role in the engine’s performance. This specific camshaft is designed to fit the 4.6-liter engine used in Ford vehicles.

The camshaft is responsible for controlling the opening and closing of the engine’s intake and exhaust valves. It achieves this through its unique shape and design. The camshaft is connected to the engine crankshaft, which rotates it to push the cam lobes in a specific sequence. These cam lobes then press against the valves to open and close them at the precise timing required for optimal engine performance.

The camshaft for the 4.6 Ford engine exhibits several features that enhance the engine’s overall performance.

1. Lift: The camshaft is designed with specific lift profiles, determining how far the valves open during each combustion cycle. This lift

Product Description For Camshaft For 4.6 Ford

Price: $33.99 - $31.99
(as of Aug 12,2023 20:21:41 UTC – Details)

Product Description

Replace Part Number

T96T-6256-B, 303-557(Camshaft Holding Tool).
303-448, 6024, 525219(Crankshaft Positioning Tool).

Camshaft Holding Tool Help ensure camshaft alignment when removing and installing timing belt chain head gaskets or other valve mechanisms.

Rotate the crankshaft with the Crankshaft Positioning Tool to ensure that the engine is at the correct TDC point.

Compatible with

1997-2002
F-Series Truck 4.6L Windsor V8 Engines.

1997-2002
F-Series Truck 5.4L V8 Engines.

1997-2002
Econoline 4.6L V8 Engines.

1997-2002
Econoline 4.6L Windsor V8 Engines.

1997-2002
Econoline 6.8L V10 Engines.

1997-2002
Expedition 5.4L V8 Engines.

Replaces Part Number: T96T-6256-B, 303-557(Camshaft Holding Tool). 303-448, 6024, 525219(Crankshaft Positioning Tool).
Package includes: 2× Camshaft Holding Tool , 1 × Crankshaft Positioning Tool.
Made of hardened chromium-molybdenum steel, the surface is covered by a black oxide layer, which has good rust and scratch resistance.
Camshaft Holding Tool Help ensure camshaft alignment when removing and installing timing belt chain head gaskets or other valve mechanisms. Rotate the crankshaft with the Crankshaft Positioning Tool to ensure that the engine is at the correct TDC point.