I have a f22b2 that I may have put the timing belt on wrong on so i want to use a timing light to check and make sure the crank and cam are both at tdc but I cant find any timing marks for the crank. The f22b does not have the hole to see the flywheel and I am not running any timing covers. I can see the tdc marks on the cam with the light just fine but are there any for the crank that I can see with a timing light?
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where are the timing marks on a f22b?
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Originally posted by thepowderblue View PostI have a f22b2 that I may have put the timing belt on wrong on so i want to use a timing light to check and make sure the crank and cam are both at tdc but I cant find any timing marks for the crank. The f22b does not have the hole to see the flywheel and I am not running any timing covers. I can see the tdc marks on the cam with the light just fine but are there any for the crank that I can see with a timing light?Last edited by jewelproject; 04-30-2012, 10:25 PM.RIP 4/23/12...lets not forget, the 88" Z31 turbo, are my dailys
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Originally posted by jewelproject View Postyes, its on the crank pulley. its marked like how the cb flywheel's are marked.
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Originally posted by thepowderblue View PostWhat do I line them up to? I have no lower timing coverRIP 4/23/12...lets not forget, the 88" Z31 turbo, are my dailys
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If your going to use the marks on the pully it's on the lower timing cover, other wise it is on the block. you line up the crank sprocket mark with the one on the block.Last edited by vh22accord; 04-30-2012, 10:57 PM.
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No, the timing pointer for the crank pulley is actually part of the lower timing belt cover. For TDC you line up the single (WHT) mark. Without the cover on, there are timing marks on the oil pump housing and drive gears. It is behind the crank pulley, It is used to line the timing belt drive gear up before the pulley is installed. If you can see he small mark on the oil pump housing you should line up the key in the crank with it. Or you can remove the crank pulley and line up the dot on the timing belt drive gear.
Here are the timing marks on the drive gears
Timing mark on the oil pump housing;
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