there are many different set ups. it depends on what engine and year the car is. you have three timing marks. the is one on the cam gear, one on the crank pulley and one on the torque converter or flywheel. start by turning the engine with a 19mm 12 point socket on the crank-never by the cam. line up the timing mark that is on the camgear with the mark on the valve cover. you will obviusly need to remove the timing cover. the crank mark is on the pulley and will line up with a mark on the lower metal timing cover. if these line up you are good and if they dont you are out of time. the mark on the flywheel or torque converter is tdc wich you will need to use if you change the timing belt. i advise that you do not do this yourself because there are many critical steps for making sure everything is perfect. if the timing is not dead on or close. your valves will crash into the pistons causing you to pay 2700 dollars for a new head plus the work
Steps to changing the timing belt on a 2005 VW Jetta Wagon 1.9 TDI?
2/15/08 I don't know when this was posted, but the steps are. 1. disconnect timing connector (which I cannot find). 2. connect timing light to no1 sparkplug. 3. with engine running at idle check for 0 degrees. 4. if not loosing distributor bolt and turn for 0 degrees tighten bolt. 5. reconnect timing connector.
Yes, but the procedure requires many steps to position the valve train (#1 Cyl. to combustion) and positioning the distributor CAM to fire on #1 firing order. See dealer's service manual for setting timing.
SETTING THE TIMINGhanes car repair manuals offer all u need to know to help u with this ? there are a few different steps to get u on the right track. u have to find the # 1 spark splug , firing order and top dead center on #1 and have access to a timing light . some auto stores rent these out. ill post all the steps for ya tomorrow . after i dig up my repair manual . hope this little tid bit of info helps .
In order to set the timing on a SX4 1.9 diesel, you'll need to follow a few steps. Here are the steps you need to take: Locate the timing marks on the timing belt. Ensure that the timing belt is properly tensioned. Using a timing light, set the timing belt to the correct timing. Using adjustable wrenches, tighten the timing belt tensioner. Check that the timing belt is at the correct tension. Recheck the timing with the timing light. Start the engine and check for any misfires. Check the timing again to make sure it is correct.Following these steps should ensure that the timing on your SX4 1.9 diesel is properly set. If you run into any issues, it is recommended that you consult a professional mechanic.
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justifying steps means to show that the work you have done is accurate and correct so basically checking your work.
The wire in question is not called a reset but a "Bypass Wire" . It is a single wire with a quick disconnect found right next to the main harness entering the computer module . The bypass wire is used when setting the base ignition timing to 0* . You will not be able to properly set timing with the control wire connected .
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AnswerMost of the time, the steps to take to set the timing are on the catalyst sticker under the hood. But first, you must get the vehicle into base timing (usually disconnect a wire from distributor). Remove distributor hold down bolt, hook up timing light to #1 spark plug wire, start engine, and align timing mark (0°) Once this is set, reconnect the wire you had to disconnect for base timing. Timing advance will automatically set itself. if it doesn't, you have a faulty timing advance mechanism on the distributor. You can check timing advance by pointing the timing light at scale (while hooked up to #1 spark plug wire) and rev the motor. Timing marks should move up the scale.On many GM cars and trucks the wire that you disconnect is solid gray in color, it is in the wiring harness on the firewall, the wire has a black plug for separating when doing the timing.