please don't think i am being smart but Very carefully. the hardest are the dual cams on top ,aline the 2 notches at 12.00,NOw this is simpler said than done, you are fighting the cam springs SOooo, keeping them at 12
:00 is the real fun.I take 2 ratchet wrenches and 2 sockets and set them so they are hard on when against the springs at 12:00.This takes some practice and then anchor them to each other to keep them from moving.This is an excellent time to replace the water pump,as much trouble as it is to set the timing,change the water pump while you are right there. $ 55.00 beats $450.00 when you are on vacation three months after you changed timing belt and it WILL go bad ! been there done that. once you have accomplished that feat, the crank neads to be set on its mark with #1 at TDC.install new belt around tensioner and that shiny new water pump ,crank etc. NOw comes more fun, try to keep the cams absolutely still when you let the tensioner tighten against the belt throwing one cam off by one knotch.It can be done. try again.And again. When you thin k your good take off wrenches and turn engine over by hand bringing timing marks back on line .Ask yourself "do they still line up ? Remember do not over tighen tensioner belt tightener force, let the spring do the tightening,if you don"t trust the spring or it seems to stick get a new spring and slider piece. Otherwise you will have put it ALL back together and running and your wife will ask " why is it making that whining noise ?" " it didn"t before ! " and you will get to take it all apart again just to readjust the tensioner. pleasant dreams,from one mechanic to another.
you dont. It is auto timed thru the camshaft sensor and crankshaft sensor, You have to have the timing belt timing marks right on to get correct timing.
4cylinder . two cams = 12:00. crankshaft 12:oo, and the other one 11:00. see 2000 sportage, i have answered it there several times.
i have it in here under 2000 kia sportage,look there. it is the same.
The 2000 Ford 4.2 engine does not have any timing marks on the crankshaft. Instead, you have to use a timing kit to install a new belt.
Remove the drive belts, crankshaft pulley, and timing covers. Align the timing marks on the camshaft and crankshaft and r+r the belt
there is no " timing belt " sensor, but there are 2 sensors that control the timing. One is the crankshaft sensor and the other one is the camshaft sensor.
timing marks are 2 at twelve o'clock on cams,one at about 11:00 on crank and if you have secondary belt about 7:00. your sporatge may not have secondary "balancer belt."
this question has been answered under 2000 kia sportage timing belt replacement.
Take it 2 a Kia dealership.
you have to basically gut the front of the engine past the timing belt, it is alot of work ,but it can be done, remember once you remove timing belt you have to time cams, crankshaft and tensioner. I already have answered this whole procedure in previous answers.com . try 2000 kia sportage timing belt.
yes it has one.
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