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Old 09-30-2009, 11:46 PM
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Exclamation how-to ::timing anyone??

I have a pretty food idea how to do it but it doesnt hurt to be 100%...
So is there anyone that has a video or a really good picture tut...
I dont have a timing belt cover so i cant line anthing up...And if you are really good try and explain it through here...Believe it or not theres prolly a bunch of people who will find your guys help very handyy...thankss
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noone has any idea how to do timing..i think i did it right but i havent started the car yet..i would like to make sure
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lol yes make sure. you dont want bent valves. as long as all the timing marks are alinged properly you're good.
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It is very easy to do...google is your friend
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Advancing the Timing - Team Integra
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Go to the library and read the chiltons<-----lot of info
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thats a pretty helpful link..but again..i dont have a timing belt cover and i also dont have the belt on the cam gears...so lmk if you have a link for that ..thanks
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You have to have the timing belt cover that goes behind the crank in order to do ignition timing...you can manual set the timing by putting a long screwdriver into cylinder 1 and rotating it until the timing hash on the crank lines up to the mark on the block and the piston and cylinder 1 is at TDC (top dead center). Cam gears must have the word up pointing up and the hash marks lined up with eachother in the center.
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ok im almost 100% its on time...I stuck a screwdriver into the #1 cly. and brought her up to TDC. Then i lined up the cam gears.(arrows pointing up w/the little tick marks pointing together) Still she wont start..I moved the dizzy side to side and all...So again, its a stock ls with dsm450s, walbro 255, and a chipped ecu running a basemap from JohnVega...I removed the 450s and put my stock ones in and tryed the stock ECU but still the samething...I have spark and i have fuel at the rail...

Could my jector plugs be mixed up causeing the cylenders to get fuel at the wrong time...or maybe there is a wring problem somewhere not letting my injectors open???
idk TR im stumped!!!
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make sure your wires are in the correct order, spark plugs are good. Any CELs?
Does it turn over?



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