2007 Hyundai Accent GS Hatchback "remove cam shaft timing chain" Questions

...Remove cam shaft pulley remove chain, reinstall pulley and turn cam shaft until cam shaft mark also points to center of tensioner. (I removed valve cover to make sure the two push rods for #1 cyl. ...

...Remove cam shaft pulley remove chain, reinstall pulley(no chain) and turn cam shaft until cam shaft mark also points to center of tensioner bracket. (I removed valve cover to make sure the two push ...

remove the chain and set the engine to the correct position, lock the cam shaft and main shaft at the correct point, fit new tensioner and chain. Remove locks and replace covers. This info is for 3.0L

remove anything else there is a Timing Mark on the Cam Shaft and one on the Crank Shaft,NOTE: BESURE you line them marks up,The Cam Shaft Mark should be pointing Straight Down--And the Crankshaft Mark

...remove the chain on these is to undo the cam bolts and slide the can sprocket and the crank sprocket together if you put on the crank sprocket it is difficult to get the cam gear back on the end of ...

...cam gear and remove it and the chain. If you need to remove the crank gear you can use a three jaw puller or something similar to pull it off. Reinstall the crank gear lining up the gear with the ...

...the auto-tensioner. Removal of the timing chain guide B Remove the cam chain guide B. Removal of the timing chain guide A Remove the cam chain guide A (1) and tensioner arm (2). Remove the cam

...remove the chain or the gear don't turn the crank or the cam the gears have key ways that olny let them slide in the shafts in 1 spot the chain will go on in any pisition . never have I seen one that ...

recommend tearing down the engine yourself and determine what went. To check the cam shaft, remove the front valve cover and watch the rockers for cylinder #6, if they don't move then broken cam shaft

...remove cylinder head to replace head gasket. Got exhaust headers off, intake manifold and fuel rail, timing chain off the cam shaft. Only a small smooth pin, that houses bolt to secure timing chain ...