Engine timing mark of honda civic1994 model? - 1994 Honda Civic

The Honda Ballade 180E is only available in south Africa. We are in North America.

timing

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Rockers aren't adjustable, but tappet valve clearance is.

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your honda sprocket have 1 slot in of the gear.if you c that.you have facing that two slots.and u look the plastic cover theres arrow or you see your head level your slot or timing mark.you dont problem crankshaft bcoz they have timing mark.

Here are the diagrams of cam timing marks and crank

you need repair manual to see crankshaft sprocket and the camshaft sprocket timing marks.

All Honda engines, except the Civic 1.3, 1.5, 1.6, 2.0 Vtec's and the CRv 2.0, will have the crankshaft mark that lines up with the gear key way.THESE, engines I noted for you, will have marks 1 - 2 teeth off to the right or left. Find the key way and look in this area for the mark.

Does the car turn over when you turn the key? If it is not turning over at all then it is not your time belt. You may have unplugged something like the starter wire.

The 1990-1993 accord timing marks are located in the space between the engine and transmission. There is a rectangular rubber plug, at the top, front of the transmission housing, that pulls out and the timing marks are visible(with a timing light) through that access hole.

The 1.6l is an interference engine and if the timing belt let loose there is a good chance the pistons met the valves and bent them. I'm thinking that you have a compresson problem either caused by bent valves or having the camshaft out of time with the crank.this link seems to be the best description of where the marks need to be I hope it helps http://honda-tech.com/showthread.php?t=1042236&highlight=d16z6+timing+marks+

Check the position of the timing marks. The timing pointer mustbe perfectly aligned with the TDC (white mark) on the flywheel orflex-plate; the camshaft pulley must be aligned so that the word UP isat the top of the pulley and the marks on the edge of the pulley arealigned with the surfaces of the head. Additionally, the face of thefront timing balancer pulley has a mark which must be aligned with thenotch on the oil pump body. This pulley is the one to the left crankwhen viewed from the pulley end.

Also, in here, 1994-Honda-Accord-Coupe-Section-01-Engine (page 47 and next / TDC marks) you can find referenece information about Accord Engine.

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I hope help you (remember rated this help) Good luck.

There are 4 marks on the crank pulley. When standing on the driver side of the car looking down on the pulley, the mark farthest to the right is the mark for TDC (Top Dead Center). The three marks on the left are for the spark timing. Of these three the mark in the center should align with the arrows/triangles on the timing belt cover when the engine is running and a timing light is shining on the crank pulley. The outer two marks represent Honda's tolerances for the ignition timing. As you look at the cam pulley the correct mark is at 7 o'clock with the two other marks at 3 & 9 o'clock positions. make sure you have correc timing, honda have "O" tolerance when it come to piston and the valves meets. or stop by any auto part store they should have Hane's auto repair manuel for 20.00 buck, worth all the money with proper instruction including picture, great investment to have for the future repair. spend little money to make sure you do the right job. good luck!!