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With the oil pan off and looking up into the top . There is a drilled hole just above the Front main bearing.It looks like it has a bunch of compacted oil.Is this hole for the front fan bearing?

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Front fan bearing???

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Lets start over. What is the hole opening which travels towards the front for?

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Camshaft or timings gears????


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Oil nozzle?? We need more specific information.

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I guess it might have to do with lubrication of the timing gears and camshaft. I did read about that anywhere a time ago but cannot remember when and where.
I just remember it was an advice how and where to drill an additional hole between timing gear housing and inner engine block for better lubrication of the timing gears.
Stefan germany

PS: The front fan bearing (???) is lubed by the grease cup in front of the water pump.

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