timing belt /Spark Plug Wires

[95customgst]

Ok heres the deal...i finally got my timing belt on...but on the left cam sprocket (exhaust) therse 2 marks...one at the top of a notch...and the second one is at the bottom of a notch...(if that makes sence?)...which one of these is supposed be lined up? And what is the firing sequence? so i can put the spark plug wires back on.


Thanks,

Diego Gramajo

 

[blcknspo0ln]

Ok heres the deal...i finally got my timing belt on...but on the left cam sprocket (exhaust) therse 2 marks...one at the top of a notch...and the second one is at the bottom of a notch...(if that makes sence?)...which one of these is supposed be lined up? And what is the firing sequence? so i can put the spark plug wires back on.


Thanks,

Diego Gramajo

There should be a total of 3 marks you need to look at on either cam gear. The first 2 are in line with each other and are notches on the actual cam gear teeth. You will need to line these two up against each sprocket to determine if the cam shafts are in time. The last one is a dowell looking pin that is located right above the center nut. both sprockets need to have the dowel holes pointing at 12 o'clock. Using this in conjunction with your crank being in TDC (crank,oil pump and balance shaft) you car should be in time.'

The firing order is 4-1-2-3 from left to right on the coil pack and 4-3-2-1 with 1 being closest to timing belt on the head.

 

[95customgst]

Does the crank sprocket have a timing mark?

 

[BUCK]

Does the crank sprocket have a timing mark?

sprocket = NO - Plate behind Sprocket = YES

http://vfaq.com/mods/timingbelt-1G.html

Dude you need to SLOW DOWN & absorb the VFAQ before you bend valves AGAIN putting this thing together~!