Trying to find timing marks for 1995 Toyota Corolla 7a-fe

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Timing marks 2000 Toyota corolla (4E-FE/ 4A-FE/ 5A-FE)


Align the crankshaft pulley mark with the 0 mark of timing case.

The camshaft sprocket is at TDC when the hole in the sprocket lines up with the notch in the bearing cap

Timing marks 2000 Toyota Corolla (1ZZ-FE/ 3ZZ-FE/ 4ZZ-FE/ 2ZZ-GE)

Set the Crankshaft key in 12 'o Align yellow timing chain mark
Clock position (The key aligns on the crankshaft sprocket
with the mark on the oil pump (see arrow)
body (see arrow mark)

Align the marks on the sprockets Place the crankshaft angle plate
with the yellow links of the timing with the marks B or F, facing
chain. towards you.

ok a joke, cant resist: sorry,,,, keep a smile!
under the hood?
above the 4 injectors? LOL im still joking but is true.
My best PRIZM post yet (working up to better soon)
now the straight skinny? no joking..
this Toyota in sheep's clothing has more than one engine option.
infact 2, (wiki, the Geo prizm and see that ) see gen 2.
the one time, there is no rail is if the car has TBI
throttle body injection, (ours is not)
if in USA and not Canada.? you never said,
EPA force (USA) the 1.8L the 7A-FE (toy engine)
I think this is a 4 injector MPI engine. Not TBI, see link.

I do not know what GM (Geo) changed on that 7A motor.
about 1995 all TBI was banned here. (dirty smog)
(did geo run custom ECU's , i think not, but may run custom tuning "ecu tables") i metion all this for when buying used parts.
Toy<>Geo
so how to tell?
open hood, see intake manifold
see those runners, see them go to the head?
just before those runners contact the head,are INJECTORS x4
and above the injectors is the common rail.

if Geo works out like most of my experience with them.
they used all the toy parts, engine and EFI. and ECU.
so studying this would help.

wiki quote.
In the United States, the 7A-FE's most common application was in the 1993-1997 Corolla (7th generation).

google image seach nets.
http://www.toyoland.com/images/7A-FE.gif

see right view> see upper left side of engine
see that black air path. just end of tunnel, is the injector x4
and rail above that.
alldata dot com has all this.
free , try here.
heck even post. Gen2 GEO = Gen 7 toy
http://www.toyotanation.com/forum/133-corolla-forum/

I suggest check the follow diagrams, according with your engine:

Fig. Component locations - 1996-98 5S-FE engine (zooming link)

Fig. Component locations - 1996-98 7A-FE engine (zooming link)

Fig. Corolla component locations - 1.8L I4 MFI 1ZZ-FE VIN R (zooming link)

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Yes, remove it from the top....

Corollas made from 1993 to 1997 had two engine choices, the 1.6 liter 4A-FE and the 1.8 liter 7A-FE (click here for many details, comparisons, and diagrams).

Fig. 2: Firing order- 4A-C engine (other A-series similar)

Fig. View of the timing belt, gears and cover along with other related components-7A-FE engine




Fig. Exploded view of the timing belt and related components-5S-FE engine




Hope this help (remember comment and rated this).

An engine from another Corolla up to 1997 will fit. There are 2 engines though. 4A-fe (1.6L) or a 7A-fe (1.8L) They look similar but run different Engine managment computers. The 4A-fe uses a 3spd auto trans and the 7A-fe uses a 4spd auto trans. Also some of the wiring may be different.
Hope this helps.

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