dont look at the k or the a. there is a hole in one of the spokes on the cam pulley. line that hole up with the notch cast into the cam cap. its at 12:00.
No. The 1997 Toyota Corolla has a timing belt, which, according to the dealer, should be replaced every 90,000 miles or 6 years.
it has a timing chain. there were no timing belts on corollas after the 1997 model year
you csan get them st sdvsncr for 10 to fifteen dollars 1997 corolla does not have a tim,ing belt
how can i set the cam timing of kawasaki zx400c model 1997
98 - 2008 has timing Chain, according to toyota.custhelp.com =p (1997 has timing belt)
i also need the timing info for the 425 magnum email at combatarms AT yahoo DOT com
There should be a hole in the camshaft that aligns with a hole in the head. That locks the camshaft to #1TDC. Then manually turn the crankshaft until the #1 piston is at TDC. Then install the head and timing chain.
drivers side in the timing cover just before the valve cover.
Yes, according to Toyota all models after 1997 use a Timing Chain and not a belt. They told me they recommend the chain being changed at 120,000 miles or I could have a tensioner added. Read more: Does a 2003 Corolla have a timing belt or timing chain? | Answerbag http://www.answerbag.com/q_view/59998#ixzz1TgqEjAvl
About 15 minutes , it is external need to lift vehicle if your timing belt cover is plastic!
its mounted on the oil pump assembly behind the inner timing belt cover. that's on a 2.3L engine
Inside the timing chain cover there is a crank position sprocket and a sensor that connects into the side of the timing chain cover. There is also a sensor in the distributor(this is the camshaft position sensor). The connector faces the firewall. To setup your timing you have to rotate the distributor to 0 deg or you will get a P1345 code. A timing light won't help. If you don't have the right equipment you need to take it to the dealer or keep adjusting the distributor until the code goes away. Jon