> Hello, atsuko!
> You wrote on Sun, 10 Jun 2007 23:43:26 +0930:
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> Which engine 4 or 6 and capacity
I think the GLEs were 2L 4cyl.
I recently did an S-Coupe timing belt and it was pretty easy (although I had
to get my daughter to undo a few bolts 'cause my hands were too big!)
I haven't done a twin-cam though.
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Knob
(The S-Coupe was a bugger to time afterwards though 'cause the marks on the
harmonic-balancer AREN'T the timing marks! The timing marks are on the
power-steering pulley which you don't bolt on until after you've got it
running!)
Peelah Ben Arhna - 22 Jun 2007 20:32 GMT
Knobdoodle said...
> (The S-Coupe was a bugger to time afterwards though 'cause the marks on
> the harmonic-balancer AREN'T the timing marks! The timing marks are on
> the power-steering pulley which you don't bolt on until after you've got
> it running!)
What? You can't find TDC on No. 1 piston, then rotate the camshaft(s)
til ex/in v/vs are closed?

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Knobdoodle - 26 Jun 2007 03:45 GMT
> Knobdoodle said...
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> What? You can't find TDC on No. 1 piston, then rotate the camshaft(s)
> til ex/in v/vs are closed?
Yes of course; THAT's how I got it running and discovered the timing marks
on the power-steering pully. Duhh; how else could I do it without timing
marks!!?

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