Subaru Forester Ej20 Timing Marks at Daryl Heal blog

Subaru Forester Ej20 Timing Marks. I don't know why subaru put multiple marks on the gears, but i got it. I checked the timing belt marks & it seems to be off by a tooth or more. The correct timing mark on the crank gear is 180 degrees from the crank key. If reusing old belt, ensure belt direction of rotation is. Ensure crankshaft and camshaft timing marks are still aligned. Timing easy as is, just line engine up to no1 cylinder compression tdc (marks on crank & notches on cams for alignment). Use the illustration below to count out the amount of teeth and make marks with a sharpie or paint. If you are reusing a timing belt, be sure that you mark the lines in the correct places. Also the driver side timing cover is broken where the cam timing.

Timing Belt Subaru Forester
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If reusing old belt, ensure belt direction of rotation is. I checked the timing belt marks & it seems to be off by a tooth or more. Also the driver side timing cover is broken where the cam timing. The correct timing mark on the crank gear is 180 degrees from the crank key. Timing easy as is, just line engine up to no1 cylinder compression tdc (marks on crank & notches on cams for alignment). If you are reusing a timing belt, be sure that you mark the lines in the correct places. Ensure crankshaft and camshaft timing marks are still aligned. I don't know why subaru put multiple marks on the gears, but i got it. Use the illustration below to count out the amount of teeth and make marks with a sharpie or paint.

Timing Belt Subaru Forester

Subaru Forester Ej20 Timing Marks Also the driver side timing cover is broken where the cam timing. If reusing old belt, ensure belt direction of rotation is. Also the driver side timing cover is broken where the cam timing. Use the illustration below to count out the amount of teeth and make marks with a sharpie or paint. I checked the timing belt marks & it seems to be off by a tooth or more. Ensure crankshaft and camshaft timing marks are still aligned. The correct timing mark on the crank gear is 180 degrees from the crank key. Timing easy as is, just line engine up to no1 cylinder compression tdc (marks on crank & notches on cams for alignment). I don't know why subaru put multiple marks on the gears, but i got it. If you are reusing a timing belt, be sure that you mark the lines in the correct places.

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