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Timing belt alignment for an 1988 honda accord

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Put the crank on top dead centre.there will be a mark on the crank sprocket and case also there will be a mark on the cam gear. Though allways use tippex to put your own marks on the sprockets and case before removing the old belt . If you can locate the factory marks highlight them with tippex aswell. If you do this you know that the new belt has gone back exactly in the right place. Taking a few photos after you have marked it and before removing the old belt will be useful. I have had times where ive relied on factory marks and it has not been right.

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SOURCE: 1994 Honda Accord 2.2 timing belt diagrams

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manualy turn the engine over to the first cylinder. (place screwdriver in cylinder through spark plug hole) when the pistion is all the way up that is top of cylinder #1 . at this point ther should be marks on the gears and on the block that align. if not than mark them your self with a paint marker. now loosen the tensioner to remove belt, and install new belt. be careful that all marks are still aligned that is a zero clerance engine. meaning that being one tooth off will colaps a valve.

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SOURCE: has 2005 honda accord 2.2 diesel engine,a timing belt or a chain?

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  • Posted on May 02, 2010

SOURCE: how to line crank and cam for timing belt on 1988 no crank marks

Hard to explain here... but I believe that car also has the balance shaft which needs to be timed as well. The camshaft has 2 lines which line up to the top of the head, and a "up" or "top" mark at the top.
Crank is set to 0 degrees.

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