The starter turns the flywheel at the back of the engine. When the flywheel turns the whole engine turns. The timing chain is on the other end at the front of the engine. It is connected to the crankshaft and camshaft (s). So indirectly yes it does. If the whole engine is turned but the timing chain doesn't, there is a problem. Probably a broken timing chain.
may be out of timing or check starter
the timing belt mark is to right of the head and the crank marker is to right about one oclock
If you have installed a timing chain and the engine will only turn a half a turn, you are out of time and may have bent valves.If you have installed a timing chain and the engine will only turn a half a turn, you are out of time and may have bent valves.
When you turn the engine over with the starter, which way does it turn? That is the direction it rotates.
A broken timing chain is a possibility.
Timing chains and timing belts are used to turn the cam shaft. The term timing chain or belt is a misnomer. They are really just a cam chain or cam belt.
replace your fuel filter.
It has a timing chain. A MAIN timing chain runs around the twin over head cams and crankshaft and a SECONDARY chain (balance shaft chain) runs off the crankshaft to turn the water pump. Both have timing marks and the balance shaft chain runs behind the timing chain.
The engine will not fire. Remove the distributor cap and turn the engine over. If the rotor does not turn that is a good sign the chain has broken.
You do not the computer does. so do I just put on the timing chain and try to turn over
Turn engine over and observe is distributor is rotating
Yes.