I'm trying to find the cylinder heads on a 2006

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A camshaft position (CMP) sensor is typically only used as a reference for sequential fuel injection into the cylinders by the powertrain control module (PCM). Technically speaking, the 2000 Honda Accord doesn't have a CMP sensor, rather a cylinder position sensor (CYP). This should not be confused with the crankshaft position sensor (CKP) which is primarily used for ignition timing. There are also two different engine options for the vehicle being the 2.3L 4-cylinder engine and the 3.0 V6 engine. Sensor locations will be different for each option so it's important to first identify which engine is in the vehicle. The CYP sensor for the 2.3L 4-cylinder engine is located inside the distributor and is not serviceable; the whole distributor would need to be replaced. The CYP sensor for the 3.0L V6 on the other hand is located behind the left camshaft pulley on the timing belt back cover and is a serviceable part. You can read more here: https://www.yourmechanic.com/article/how-to-replace-a-camshaft-position-sensor-by-mia-bevacqua

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Try watching this video might help ya

not really sure what you wanted hope this is it

153624. It's stamped on the intake manifold. Check it.

On top of the intake manifold you'll find the number for each cylinder at its respected position.

bingo, hondas are all interference engines, (99%)
http://www.interferenceengines.com/honda.html

3.0L J30A1 V6 200 hp (150 kW)??????? this one?
SOHC V6

no compression on all cylinders????????? or just 1.
1: the valves were bent. at the belt snap?, (skipping 60k service !@)
2: you timed the cam wrong.
3 : The system uses the i-VTEC system to turn off one bank of cylinders under light loads
so maybe this feature is active? and you didnt check all cylinders for
compression? ???? try all 6 and post.
did you follow all steps in the FSM to do this job? y/n
or alldata.com ????

4: did you have the HLA valve lifters out. and not prime them? per FSM.
if you like this car, why not own a FSM. (or equiv)

never ever crank over any interference engine after any major work
(heads off, cam belt, change,or lost compression)
until:
1: you turn engine over by hand, sparks out.
2: then run a cyl. leak down test, first. on all 6
if not ,the 7 HP starter can in FACT bend valves.
that be Rule 1. (or $$$$$$$_)

The 2.7 L - V6 engine in a 1996 Honda Accord is : 1 - 4 - 2 - 5 - 3 - 6 The distributor rotor turns COUNTER-CLOCKWISE
The engine cylinders / spark plug locations are numbered :
1----2----3
4----5----6
front of Accord

2001 Buick Century Firing Order:

V6, 3.1Liter: Firing Order: 123456
While Standing in Front of the Vehicle, the Engine is Transverse, Left to Right, Nearest the Firewall, The No. 1, Cylinder on the 3.1L is closet to the Firewall, on the Left, followed by Cylinder No. 3, then Cylinder No. 5.
Then Left to Right, the Front Cylinder Bank, nearest the Bumper starts with Cylinder No. 2 on the left, Cylinder No. 4 is Center Front, and finally, Cylinder 6 is Front Right.

V6, 3.8Liter: Firing Order: 165432
Cylinder Location:
While standing in front of the vehicle, the 'Back" Cylinder bank, nearest the Firewall, Left to Right: Cylinder No. 2, then No. 4, then No. 6. The Front Cylinder Bank, Nearest the Bumper, Cylinder Location, Left to Right, Start with No. 1, then Center Front, is No. 3, and finally, the right Front Cylinder, nearest the bumper is Cylinder No., 5.

2.3 L 4 cylinder is 1-3-4-2 & the distributor rotates clockwise.

3.0 L V6 is 1-4-2-5-3-6

2.3 liter
Cylinder # from passenger to drivers side 4-3-2-1
Distributor rotating clock wise #1 is at 6 O"clock (towards the radiator.)

3.0 liter V6
Cylinder # from passenger to drivers side, firewall 1-2-3
Cylinder # from passenger to drivers side, radiator 4-5-6

Good luck and keep me posted if you have any other questions.