B&S 675 Series Camshaft Problems? Overheat? What did I do?

bentrim

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  • / B&S 675 Series Camshaft Problems? Overheat? What did I do?
It has been many years ago, but I had a similar issue with a pressure washer. The customer stated it just quit. After taking the base pan off found the crank gear had sheared the "key" off and did not drive the cam. Talked with Briggs and they stated the gears failed especially on pressure washers. But don't remember the replacement but think it was metal.
 

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  • / B&S 675 Series Camshaft Problems? Overheat? What did I do?
For those impressed with the "paint" technique, i got the idea from Adam Savage, the mythbuster. He used this technique to make new metal things look old and used - when making movie props in his previous life. And then more recently I've seen people use the same technique to highlight the sizes on their sockets and wrenches. Which is something I would LOVE to do, except I have so many sockets, no way am I taking the time to wipe paint on and off each one!
 

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To achieve a result similar to paint without the mess use a white tire marker stick. Much easier to read numbers on sockets and such.
 

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I like the permanent-ness of paint though. And honestly i'm very tempted to do this to every tool I own that has sizing imprinted on it. BUT do I really want to spend all that time doing it? Mehhhhh. If I ever have a slow week, maybe ill do it.
 

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It will probably take some steel wool or 200+ grit sandpaper to buff out the area, just don't get too aggressive.
Are these stamped characters? If so the old pencil rubbing and paper tracing method might reveal your data....
 
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Be smart. Change the camshaft while you are in there. Take advantage of the experience on this forum and learn from other people's mistakes. Don't ask me how I know.
 

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Ok I pulled the plastic cover off, the metal cover and this is the ONLY numbers I could find. They don't appear to be the right format though. I scoured the rest of the motor and couldn't find any other numbers anywhere.
The engine number should be right on the flywheel cover right on the piece that is over the muffler you my need to use steel wool to remove the rust the numbers should be stamped there
 
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