Subject	Yes it can be timing belt issue, to verify it...
Posted by	puchy on May 30, 2013 at 10:02 AM
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In Reply To	Can't set timing correctly posted by Glooj on May 28, 2013 at 12:09 PM
Message	loosen the timing belt covers, the left cover (driver side) can be taken off without much issue. Align the crank's pulley at 0, if the cam pulley marks are at the bottom, rotate the crank one more revolution back to 0. Check that all timing marks align correctly. You haven't given us too much info to help you. Give us the whole story so we can help you better.Specially what was the last thing done before it started.
Follow Ups	Can't set timing correctly - Glooj 12:09:57 05/28/13 Is this with a aftermarket crank pulley? Engine warmed up? - Evan_Wright (Ca) 16:37:05 05/28/13 Yes it can be timing belt issue, to verify it... - puchy 10:02:00 05/30/13 Re: Yes it can be timing belt issue, to verify it... - Glooj 23:43:48 05/30/13 Also; stock crank pulley (n/m) - Glooj 23:45:14 05/30/13 Have you tried placing a spark plug wire between the end - Evan_Wright (Ca) 09:28:04 05/31/13
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