hey so im fairly new with any sort of hands on experience in the automotive world. I have completed schooling and got my certificate but apparently I tuned out for something important. anyway ill start with my engine had launched one of its spark plugs out from where piston 2 is. I attempted to replace the coil pack and plug but the threads were gone. luckily I managed to get my car home where I could actually work on it. I next picked up a thread repair kit with the little sleeves. that process wasn't working out as smoothly as I thought and at the time my thought process was to repair the problem without having too dig to deep into the rest of the engine. I soon after said "F'" it. So I pulled up prodemand and began tearing into each system that was hooked up to the cylinder head. my main goal was to simply remove head. in doing so I took out the camshaft without following the proper procedure and now that I have finally got all my replacement gaskets and parts etc, I go to watch some videos to try and better prepare myself for reassembly and come to find out that I have made several mistakes just with taking off one side of the camshaft. i have kept pretty organized as far as separating each bolt for each system come to find out that now some bolts are specific to spot, which that's probably the least of my worries, but im not confident with how I organized and in which order I set for the camshaft brackets and I know that the rocker arms are not in the original placements. is there hope for my vehicle or have I just created an oversized paper weight. any input would be greatly appreciated
