I think its a 1999 model The car does not want to start just want to know how to put the timing and distributor timing in pls

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this diagram should help u a far bit
thanks from chris
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SOURCE: Replaced timing belt not running right

As Long as You ABSOLUTLY POSITIVE the Timing is Dead on , And Plyg WIRES are Not Crossed Then Hate to tell you It Must Have Taped a valve. Start it up and Let it Idle Take The Plug wires OFF 1 By 1 And Listen for NO DIFFERANCE in the IDLE the ones that Make NO Differance are the Bad Cylinders for LUCKS SAKE Check the Gap on the Spark Plug of Effected Cylinders and as I said Make sure the Spark Plug Wires are not Crossed. Hope it turns Out Good For Ya I Have Been there done that on My Personal Car I Feel your Worrie. Please Show some Care and Rate Me For This Solution Although its Not Potentualy the Best Outcome, Again I Hope for YOU Its A OOps as Aposed to a OUCH for ya, Easy, RejakWilson

SOURCE: Replaced timing belt not running right

The Lanos engine are an interference engine. If you have bent valves, remove a plug wire one at a time and see if there is no change in the idle. My guess, one of them isn't going to change anything. That would be the cylinder that has the bent valves in. I had a Lanos in my shop with a broken timing belt and the head had several bent valves. I wouldn't be surprised at all if you also have bent valves.

Steve Hurc

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• Posted on Jun 21, 2009

SOURCE: I AM REPLACING THE TIMING BELT ON MY 1999 DAEWOO

single cam
cam at 12 o clock
crank at 6 o clock
marks in rear timming cover

twin cam
cams marks face each other 3 & 9 o clock
crank at about 6 o clock mark in cover
all marks are visible on gears and covers

Harvey N Tawatao

• 3854 Answers
• Posted on Apr 01, 2010

SOURCE: timing belt broke i just readed that when the

True, the engines are low tolerance engines which means that there is no room for the pistons and valves in the cylinder walls at the same time. When the pistons are TDC and the valves are open, they will hit causing damage to the valves and pistons.
Be more cost efficient to replace the whole engine, rather then just the valve train redone. Chances are the the pistons will have some type of damage and it will not just be one piston that will need to be replaced.
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