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Car Forum / Driving, Maintenance, Tuning / Maintenance and Repair / December 2005

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timing belt integra

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bigfrank - 18 Dec 2005 19:11 GMT
I just replaced timing belt on 1990 acura integra 4 cly. it runs like its
retarded i need to know what the timing marks are?
Hugo Schmeisser - 19 Dec 2005 17:54 GMT
> I just replaced timing belt on 1990 acura integra 4 cly. it runs like
> its retarded i need to know what the timing marks are?

Did you secure the cams whilst replacing the belt? There are 5mm holes
in the front bearing cap of each camshaft for this purpose.

You have two sets of ignition timing marks on the crank pulley. There
is a group of three together, and there is one by itself. The one by
itself is TDC on the #1 cylinder.

The middle one in the group of three is your specifed timing (16º
BTDC). The ones either side represent the outer limits of timing
tolerance (2º either way).

When new, the marks had paint on them. Yours likely will not have the
paint any more, so look for V-notches in the crank pulley.

Before setting the ignition timing, you must jump the 2-pin grey
connector behind the passenger kick panel. A paper clip will do.
 
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