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Valve Train 101: Understanding OHV and OHC

The primary difference between these two engine designs is the location of the camshaft. In an OHV engine, the camshaft is located inside the engine block and relies on pushrods to transfer motion to the valves. In an OHC engine, the camshaft is positioned above the cylinder head, eliminating the need for pushrods.

By Claire McBeath, 1 monthJune 25, 2026 ago
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