Chrysler Pentastar 3.6L Tear Down: Part 2

This is part 2 of my Pentastar 3.6L tear down series. In this video I take you along as I take apart a Chrysler Pentastar 3.6L while discussing the various parts of the engine and explain how they work. In this video I will be getting into the cylinder head of the 3.6L. Camshafts, cam followers, hydraulic valve lash adjusters, valves and variable valve timing units will be gone over. It's a fun video and a bit of a deviation from my normal "how to" stuff. I hope you enjoy!

Note: this video Is a very high level overview of this engine and the parts inside. This video should not take the place of a manual and the tear down methods used are not meant to be used. It's just a fun and informational video....that probably doesn't have all the information you could every need for this engine.

Here is a link to the video discussing the cam follower failure.
https://youtu.be/se0q8gvwj-c

Here is a link to part 1 of this series.
https://youtu.be/bV5frHweDlI

Here is a link to part 3 of this series.
https://youtu.be/Px8B_iIfCG8

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