Removing k20 head, need help

[Jax-dc5r]

Hey guys just wondering if aanybody can help me out! I'm trying to remove the cams but I'm having troubles loosening the timing chain. When I try to undo the bolt on the pulley that holds the timing case on it turns the motor over and I don't want it to damage the head as the block has a hole in it! I don't know if there's any other way to release tension off timing chain or remove the cams but if anybody knows or has ideas it would be greatly
Appreciated !

[DakDak]

There's a timing chain tensioner. If you undo it, it will move inwards release all tensioning on the chain so you can take it off.

[Jax-dc5r]

Thanks man, is it under the timing case ?

[DakDak]

Check this out

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i-lTdPjnZA4

http://www.k20a.org/forum/showthread.php?t=89526

http://www.k20a.org/forum/showthread.php?t=6521&page=3

[Jax-dc5r]

Thanks for ur help I managed to remove the cam shafts but I did damage slightly wer it rest here are some pics, is this something to be worried about?22724
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[Jax-dc5r]

Also can anybody tell me if the bolt on the crank pulley is reversed thread?

[DakDak]

Thanks for ur help I managed to remove the cam shafts but I did damage slightly wer it rest here are some pics, is this something to be worried about?22724
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Looks like oil can escape/leak from the cam seal area.
Ask Benson or Yonas.

[DR HONDA]

Thanks for ur help I managed to remove the cam shafts but I did damage slightly wer it rest here are some pics, is this something to be worried about?22724
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I dont see that as being an issue.

[DR HONDA]

Also can anybody tell me if the bolt on the crank pulley is reversed thread?

Crank pulley is normal thread rotation