yes the camshaft position is delay to de correct posision bank 1
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I'm not sure what the person above is trying to say.
P1383 Ford
Camshaft Position Timing Over Retarded
This is almost always caused by a bad timing belt. It can also be caused by a bad camshaft sensor (usually sets a P0340 code so isn't likely), or improper oil weight. Anything over a 30 weight oil will cause VCT issues. Also, debris in the oil system will interfere with the VCT. The code can also be caused by a faulty VCT solenoid.
Incorrect timing can cause several problems. One of which is high idling. 5000 rpm sounds high though, there may be other problems as well.
These have a timing belt . They stretch out and yours is old . If you can not time it or it is mis firing for no other reason , then it is most likely bad .
The 2.7L has a timing chain. All other engines have a timing belt.The 2.7L has a timing chain. All other engines have a timing belt.
incorrect
incorrect,
the only timing marks are on the timing belt pulleys for installation of new timing belt other than that timing is not adjustable.
The answer you got was incorrect. 1998 Maximas have a 3.0L V6 with a timing *chain*. You do not replace the chain on any kind of regular maintenance interval. It will probably last about as long as the camshafts, in other words, the life of the engine, which is upwards of 200K miles in these cars if they are treated well.
9 is the correct answer due to order of operations. Other answers are incorrect.
The 3.5 has a timing belt. All other engines have timing chains.
Timing marks are on the sprockets and on the timing belt itself. No other marks are necessary.
There isn't a "timing" on a 400ex or any other atv. There is a timing CHAIN, and timing chain tensioner. -my400ex89 "go big or go home"
Number cause is a vacuum leak. However, there are several engine tuning issues that can cause it.... Incorrect idle mixture, fouled spark plug, incorrect ignition timing or dwell. You name it. But I've found that sizable vacuum leaks cause it more often than any other single cause.