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2018 JK Camshaft To Replace or Not
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2018 JK Camshaft To Replace or Not

I've got a 2018 JK with the 3.6 Pentastar and ~93k miles. I never intended to get to the camshafts but what started as a radiator replacement turned into a timing cover leak fix and viola here we are. I'm not seeing anything terrible on the camshafts other than the one scoring mark highlighted. Nothing I'm able to feel though. I intend to replace the rockers and lifters while I have it open ($300 is a lot less than new cams) but do these look okay to leave as-is or should I replace while I'm in there. For background - I've had this since new. Been religious about maintenance. No codes but it will have a rough idle at times (already have coils, plugs and injectors for it). I did notice a drivers side valve cover leak and the default oil filter housing leak (both of which will be replaced). I intend to keep this for a lot longer and would be open to an engine swap later on because the body is in great shape. Thoughts?

Scoring? Can't feel it though.

Passenger Side

Metallic powder on tone ring for camshaft sensor. Driver's side.

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u/jeepgirl4788 — 14 days ago