H22A Crank Timing Problem....help asap
Hey guys, I dont know if its been discussed over here as much as over on PO but a lot of ludes are having some hesitation problems. Well, in the quest to find what was causing my hesitation, I wanted to check my timing today. I popped the valve cover over, set #1 to TDC, pulled the plug on the tranny so I could see the flywheel. Here is where I am unsure....since #1 is at TDC, should the TDC mark on the flywheel be directly across from the "arrow" that you use when doing ignition timing? There are four marks on the flywheel, TDC, +12, +15, and +18 I think.
Can someone help me out on this? Shouldnt the TDC mark on the flywheel line up with the arrow? I did go from 3rd to 2nd at the track before all this happened. I had a problem with my linkage not being secured, thats why. Does it sound like I skipped some teeth on the timing belt? If that is the case, what is the best way to get it back to TDC? Also, did I skip some teeth on my crank, or is it coincidence that I just skipped the same amount of teeth on the cams because the gears are both lined up the same. Thanks for any help guys!!!
Can someone help me out on this? Shouldnt the TDC mark on the flywheel line up with the arrow? I did go from 3rd to 2nd at the track before all this happened. I had a problem with my linkage not being secured, thats why. Does it sound like I skipped some teeth on the timing belt? If that is the case, what is the best way to get it back to TDC? Also, did I skip some teeth on my crank, or is it coincidence that I just skipped the same amount of teeth on the cams because the gears are both lined up the same. Thanks for any help guys!!!
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