When the engineers designed the 2.2 they forgot to put a timing mark on the front of the engine, so they designed a window in the top of the auto trans bell housing
so one could look at the spinning torque converter, and see the timing mark.
Naturally a timing light would be helpful, but you can align it if you turn the crank
with a socket wrench on center bolt on the pulley which drives the water pump/alternator belt.
They designed the flex plate (connects engine crankshaft to torque converter)
so that 4 bolts couple it to the T converter. The 4 bolts are not 90degrees apart from one another assuring that if one swaps the motor, there is only one way to
get the bolt up pattern right. Ben there & dunit!
About 18 inches
The 1988 Mitsubishi 2.0 liter engine timing marks can be found on the front main pulley. The timing marks will be scattered around the outside of the pulley.
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Under the hood on the upper firewall on the driver's side
i need timing marks mitshubisi truck 2.4 l
There are two. They are in the exhaust system. One is before and one is after the catalytic converter.
Look on the sticker under the hood.
no it wont cause the engine mountings are different
It's 5 degrees BTDC.
The marks are on the timing belt cover,and on the pulley for the crank.
It is on the back of the engine, under the intake.It is on the back of the engine, under the intake.
timing are marks are on the cam and cranshaft pulleys all u need to do is line the marks up timing are marks are on the cam and cranshaft pulleys all u need to do is line the marks up