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Set the crank to 0 degrees according to the timing marks on the damper, look on the cam pulley for a mark and line it up with the mark on the head. Put the belt on WITHOUT moving the cam or the crank.
Hi problems of this nature will require diagnostic equipment for a positive result, this seems to be a engine management problem,check all connections to sensors and switches on and around engine bay.
(you need a set of timing tools to do this)you need to place timing pin in engine block located drivers side just above the sump you need to set pistons at tdc to do this turn crankshaft clockwise till the crank stops against the pin then you need to take off the rocker cover place cam setting bar in the end of camshfts you then need to loosen cam sprockets dont remove undo tensioner remove belt replace with new starting at crank anticlockwise tension up tighten cam sprockets remove bar and pins 2 rotations by hand to see if everything ok then start
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