How To Replace Lifters or Rocker Arms Without Removing Camshaft

I will show you a little known trick to remove rocker arms and lifters without removing your camshaft. you dont need a special tool, but having a bent 10mm wrench makes it even easier! These in particular are on a dodge (chrystler) dakota with a 3.7 engine.
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[@charleslambert145]

Thanks for the vid, gotta ask...white oil?

[@manuelsouto8295]

Thank you for this video. Very illustrative. Good English spoken as well. Easy to follow.

[@xlr8auto1]

Thanks!!

[@andrewharders8978]

What size wrench did you use to make that rocker arm remover? Info on the bend you put on the wrench?

[@xlr8auto1]

10MM, roughly 75degrees.

[@JCGible]

I had a evap purge valve that ticked just like a lifter on my colbolt.

[@xlr8auto1]

interesting!

[@andrewlace]

​@@xlr8auto1gm evap purge valve 😂 gm quality made by bosch