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Hi from uk the cambelt timing marks you req are as follows the crank cog has a dot indent on it and it has to align with same mark on the engine front at approx 12-30 pm position? it is clearly visible then the cam cog you will see a small drilled hole on the cog between the outer toothed and the centre securing bolt ? this hole in cog has to be positioned at top 12 o'clock position then look through this hole and you will see it lines up with a V indent on cyl head this too is clearly visible and advise setting this up b4 fitting c/head for ease ? with these marks set up the engine is at T D C number 1 firing just a note! if you arefitting new belt? it is advisable to replace the tensioner too ! as a kit here in uk belt+tensioner costs £50 if you wish? i can scan and e mail full instructions on cambelt+tensioner strip+renewal proceedure plus detailed diagram of belt set up and relevent marks and tensioner proceedure if you send an e mail address best wishes from n/west uk

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    hi from uk the cambelt timing marks you req are as follows the crank cog has a dot indent on it and it has to align with same mark on the engine front at approx 12-30 pm position? it is clearly visible then the cam cog you will see a small drilled hole on the cog between the outer toothed and the centre securing bolt ? this hole in cog has to be positioned at top 12 o'clock position then look through this hole and you will see it lines up with a V indent on cyl head this too is clearly visible and advise setting this up b4 fitting c/head for ease ? with these marks set up the engine is at T D C number 1 firing just a note! if you arefitting new belt? it is advisable to replace the tensioner too ! as a kit here in uk belt+tensioner costs £50 if you wish? i can scan and e mail full instructions on cambelt+tensioner strip+renewal proceedure plus detailed diagram of belt set up and relevent marks and tensioner proceedure if you send an e mail address best wishes from n/west uk

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    hi from uk the cambelt timing marks you req are as follows the crank cog has a dot indent on it and it has to align with same mark on the engine front at approx 12-30 pm position? it is clearly visible then the cam cog you will see a small drilled hole on the cog between the outer toothed and the centre securing bolt ? this hole in cog has to be positioned at top 12 o'clock position then look through this hole and you will see it lines up with a V indent on cyl head this too is clearly visible and advise setting this up b4 fitting c/head for ease ? with these marks set up the engine is at T D C number 1 firing just a note! if you arefitting new belt? it is advisable to replace the tensioner too ! as a kit here in uk belt+tensioner costs £50 if you wish? i can scan and e mail full instructions on cambelt+tensioner strip+renewal proceedure plus detailed diagram of belt set up and relevent marks and tensioner proceedure if you send an e mail address best wishes from n/west uk

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1. Remove passenger side headlight via the 3 10mm screws holding it in place and disconnect the turn signal and main harness

2. Remove passenger side tire

3. Remove the splash guard via 2 10mm screws at the top of the guard

4. Remove the 2 17mm bolts and 2 17mm nuts from motor mount bar

5. You may have to separate the mount bar from the motor via either a chisel or flathead screwdriver and a hammer ( support engine via a jack and a piece of plywood under oil pan )

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9. Remove the upper timing belt cover via 7 10mm screws

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  2. Remove timing belt cover. Camshaft timing marks kia-03-20-7032.gif

  3. Turn crankshaft until timing mark on front housing and the arrow "2" on the camshaft pulley align.
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  2. Lightly oil all bolt and stud bolt threads before installation.
  3. Clean all gasket mating surfaces thoroughly.
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Apr 02, 2010 • 2005 Chevrolet Aveo
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Fixing the timing belt
  1. Disconnect the negative battery cable and remove the accessory drive belts, crankshaft pulley and the timing belt cover(s).
  2. Temporarily reinstall the crankshaft pulley bolt and turn the crankshaft to TDC of No. 1 piston. The mark on the camshaft sprocket should be aligned with the mark on the inner timing belt cover or the edge of the cylinder head.
  3. With the distributor cap removed, the rotor should be pointing toward the No. 1 mark on the rim of the distributor housing. On 8 valve engines, the notch on the crankshaft pulley should align with the dot on the intermediate shaft sprocket.
  4. Loosen the locknut on the tensioner pulley and turn the tensioner counterclockwise to relieve the tension on the timing belt.
  5. Slide the timing belt from the sprockets.

To install:
  1. Check the alignment of the timing marks. On 16 valve engines, the mark on the tooth should align with the mark on the rear belt cover.
  2. Install the new timing belt and tension the belt so it can be twisted 90 ° at the middle of it's longest section, between the camshaft and intermediate sprockets.
  3. Recheck the alignment of the timing marks and, if correct, turn the engine 2 full revolutions to return to TDC of No. 1 piston. Recheck belt tension and timing marks. Readjust as required. Torque the tensioner nut to 33 ft. lbs. (45 Nm).
  4. Install the belt cover and accessory drive belts.
  5. If the belt is too tight, there will be a growling noise that rises and falls with engine speed.
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Apr 01, 2010 • 1993 Volkswagen Golf
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Would anyone have the torque specks for the head bolts for a 2003 Volkswagon Golf with a 2L engine and I have the timing belt off and need to know where the timing marks are
Cylinder Head Assembly: Specifications
Torque & Tightening Sequence
Tighten cylinder head as follows:
Stage I .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 40 Nm (30 ft. lbs.)
Stage II ................................................................................................................................................................................................. 1/4 turn (90°)
Stage III ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 1/4 turn (90°)

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Timing Component Alignment Marks: Locations
Caution: Incorrect removal or installation of the timing belt can result in damage to internal engine components.
- Turn crankshaft to cyl. 1 TDC (arrow) (Engine with manual transmission shown).
- Turn crankshaft to cyl. 1 TDC (arrow) (Engine with automatic transmission shown).
For complete Timing Belt Removal and Installation information: See: Timing Belt/Service and Repair

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Sep 15, 2009 • 2003 Volkswagen Golf
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Timing Belt Manual
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NOTE If removed and reinstalled, the timing belt must be installed in the same rotational direction as removed.

VW Passat & Audi A4 1990-2000 Repair Guide
Timing Belt - REMOVAL & INSTALLATION

WARNING Do NOT turn the engine or camshaft with the timing belt removed. The pistons will contact the valves and cause internal engine damage.
2.0L (9A, ABA) Engines
  1. Disconnect the negative battery cable and remove the accessory drive belts, crankshaft pulley and the timing belt cover(s).
  2. Temporarily reinstall the crankshaft pulley bolt and turn the crankshaft to TDC of No. 1 piston. The mark on the camshaft sprocket should be aligned with the mark on the inner timing belt cover or the edge of the cylinder head.
  3. With the distributor cap removed, the rotor should be pointing toward the No. 1 mark on the rim of the distributor housing. On 8 valve engines, the notch on the crankshaft pulley should align with the dot on the intermediate shaft sprocket.
  4. Loosen the locknut on the tensioner pulley and turn the tensioner counterclockwise to relieve the tension on the timing belt.
  5. Slide the timing belt from the sprockets
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Fig. Adjusting the belt tension on a 2.0L 8 valve

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Fig. Remove the timing belt cover


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Fig. Align the timing marks


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Fig. Locate the tensioner


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Fig. Loosen the tensioner bolt


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Fig. Mark the belts direction of rotation


 To install:
  1. Check the alignment of the timing marks. On 16-valve engines, the mark on the tooth should align with the mark on the rear belt cover.
  2. Install the new timing belt and tension the belt so it can be twisted 90° at the middle of it's longest section, between the camshaft and intermediate sprockets.
  3. Recheck the alignment of the timing marks and, if correct, turn the engine 2 full revolutions to return to TDC of No. 1 piston. Recheck belt tension and timing marks. Readjust as required. Torque the tensioner nut to 33 ft. lbs. (45 Nm).
  4. Install the belt cover and accessory drive belts.
  5. If the belt is too tight, there will be a growling noise that rises and falls with engine speed.

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