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95 Honda civic timing marks
Rotate the engine so the timing hashes on the VMS cam gear are straight up. Ensure piston #1 is at TDC by checking on the timing mark on the crank pulley is lined up with the mark on the timing cover. There are four marks on the timing cover. Use the one to the right (by itself): It should look like this when aligned: Now go back to your timing gear. First, ensure your hash timing marks are set straight-up (without R etard or A dvance). If it shows either side of dead center, adjust it. The timing gear looks as though it has several different marks on it from your picture. The one you should be looking at should be near the 7 O'clock position (on the bottom, just slightly offset to the left). Align this mark with the mark at the bottom left of this picture: Ensure the two alignment marks are lined up. You'll probably have to pull the timing belt and get it to the right tooth, which I'm assuming it isn't already. Give this a shot as it should leave you in good shape.
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