Where is the timing mark in the crankshaft of a 2000 montero sport

The rheostat is the little dial on the dashboard that alters the brightness of the dash lights. It isn't under the hood. If your turn it all the way down until it clicks, it will turn off the lights. It will be in your manual.

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Not easy to get to or change according to this.

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A cheap shop manual will show this and maybe even have photos.

These are usually right around the crankshaft pulley area. They pickup the signals from the front of the engine where the fanbelt goes around the lower pulley. The sensors are usually pointed towards the crankshaft right in that area of the crankshaft pulley.

Crankshaft position sensor A (24x) is behind the crankshaft pulley.

Crankshaft position sensor B (7x) is on the lower back side of the engine block.

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HI,
The notch closest to the end of the dipstick the low mark. The notch higher up the dipstick is the full
mark.
Wayne

TDC stands for "Top Dead Center". This is where the piston in #1 cylinder is at the very top of it's travel and it has nowhere to go but down. This actually occurs on EVERY revolution of the crankshaft. For engine timing purposes, most repair procedures also expect the valves for #1 cylinder to be completely closed. This happens on every SECOND revolution of the crankshaft. The valves are controlled by the cam shaft. The vehicle manufacturer provides marks on the crankshaft and cam sprockets and on the engine to indicate the crankshaft and camshaft position where this occurs. Please see the picture below.