position number one piston at tdc on the compression stroke, match up timing marks on all 3 timing belt pulleys with their respective stationary alignment marks, for the 2 cam pulleys they are notches on the rear timing belt cover, and the mark for the crankshaft pulley is on the oil pump housing. loosen locknut on belt tensioner and using an Allen wrench turn it clockwise for belt clearance and temporarily tighten to hold it in place. align white marks on new belt with punch marks on all 3 pulleys, if there is an arrow on the belt it should face out. loosen locking nut on tensioner while holding tensioner in place with Allen, place a 0.0138 in. feeler guage adjacent to the tensioner pulley and slowly turn crankshaft clockwise until guage is between belt and pulley, then holding the tensioner steady with Allen, tighten locking nut. turn crankshaft to remove feeler. return number one piston to tdc. check deflection in belt by applying 22 lbs of force midway between camshaft pulleys, the belt should deflect 0.512 to 0.571 inch. readjust if necessary.
The timing marks are on the crank pulley and oil pan. You have to line them up and also line your cams up.
go to www.enginebuildermag.com/.../timing_chain_installation_procedures_on_19982002_chrysler_27l_dohc_engines.aspx - It has diagram & instructionsThe marks on the sprockets line up with plated links on the chain.
how do you line up the timing marks 2.3 jtd
every pulley has a mark on it that matches a notch on the inner timing belt/ oil pump cover, line up the white lines on the belt with these marks and that's it.. all 3 marks will line up belt-pulley-case.
line up the marks on the belt to the marks on the timing wheels
The timing chain has plated links that line up with marks on the sprockets.The timing chain has plated links that line up with marks on the sprockets.
Timing marks are on the top of the timing gear rear cover. With the cover off, these marks will line up with the timing marks on the intake and exhaust gears when the crankshaft gear timing mark faces down to its mark at the bottom. Good luck!
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
On your top and bottom pulleys ,you have timing marks,they should line up when time is correct.
The timing marks on a 1969 Ford 360 should line up between the timing chain and the cam sprocket. This sets the initial timing which can later be adjusted using a timing light.
the timing marks are on the crankshaft pulley and camshaft pulley.make sure they line up with the marks behind them on the relevant part of engine you are looking at.
The sprockets have marks that line up with marks on the case.