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I take questions about domestic Chrysler-product front wheel drive cars and minivans for the years 1982-2000 based upon my experience and shop manuals. I don't have detailed information (e.g. manuals) nor expertise for Jeeps, trucks, SUV's, import vehicles, or for years more recent than 2000. I am available to take a question between 8AM CST and 9PM CST . If I am shown as "maxed out" try again later in the day as I add question opportunities one at a time so as to respond quickly, but I do have other responsibilities as well so may not be available for several hours at times. Try at 7PM CST as I will always be available for one question then. There are answers to hundreds of Chrysler questions at your finger tips: click on "view past answers", one of which may be to your question as well; or put a few key words in the "search for" box, above.

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I have been a do-it-yourself auto hobbyist for 5 decades, and most recently have been concentrating on the various Chrysler Corporation domestic front wheel drive cars and vans. I have shop manuals and wiring diagrams for many models for the years '83-'00, as well as rear wheel drive cars for the early 80's. I enjoy analyzing problems that other Chrysler enthusiasts are having and sharing my information. Organizations belong to Group co-moderator of the Yahoo autos group The Chrysler LeBaron Club

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Topic: Chrysler Repair

Expert: Roland Finston
Date: 5/5/2008
Subject: camshast removal, 2.4L

Question
how do i remove the sprocket from pt cruiser

Answer
Hi Raquel,
I just noticed that your question had appeared in the "pool" after spending time somewhere else, so that is the reason for delay. I assume that you have the 2.4L engine. There are a couple of tools, most likely manufactured by Miller Tool Co, that grasp the sprocket for removal: C-4687 and C-4687-1. Then you can apply the normal socket to the bolt while having a firm grasp on the sprocket.
So check with a shop that sells Miller tools to see if they have those or can get them. When installing, secure the bolt to 75 foot-pounds.
Roland

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