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If you open the hood and look down behind the fans there is a pulley about six inches in diameter. This will have notches running along te edge as well as a bracket coming off that will have a notch through it. These are your timing marks. You will need a timing gun and it also helps if you have white out and you can mark the pulley. With that engine I believe you want to be 10-11 btdc. Good luck.

If the belt broke then the head will have to come off because the valves will be bent. Talk to the re-conditioner shop and they will explain where the marks are and how to do the job.

How did you do the rest of the "overhaul" without knowing all engine specs? Crank at TDC, oil pump at 12 o' clock, (diamond) cam gear is marked approx 5 o' clock (triangle) on plastic cover.

Align the timing marks:

• Align the crankshaft sprocket mark to the front cover notch.
• Align the oil pump sprocket diamond to the engine front cover diamond.
• Align the camshaft sprocket triangle to the engine front cover triangle.
  

Here are the Timing Procedures from the service manual:
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2.3L engine only has an internal oil pump, inside oil pan, driven by camshaft, no sprocket for oil timing belt, only timing mark for crankshaft and camshaft gear's, timing belt tensioner and auxiliary gear's no timing marks.Hope this was very helpful.

For the 1997 Ford Ranger: Unspecified Engine Size:
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It shows the Timing Marks for the Camshaft Sprocket and Oil Pump Sprocket.
The other Timing Marks should be on the Inner Cover. If NO Mark can be found: NOTE the Shaft Key Position in relation to where the Marks should be.

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Yep - if you were to clean the harmonic damper (the big thick disk on the front of the engine) you'd find a series of timing marks on it. If you connect a timing light to #1 and point it at the timing indicator, you'd be able to read the engine's timing.

the timing maks are at the front of engine above the crankshaft pully, the index mark is cut into the pully and base timing is set to10 deg.'s with the spout connector disconnected!

I will assume you are referring to the timing procedure for a replacement timing belt (4 cyl) or timing chain (V6) With the V6 timing chain you simply line up the timing marks on the two sprockets so that they are pointing directly toward each other, crankshaft sprocket with the mark pointing straight up, camshaft mark straight down. With the 2.3 L 4 cylinder engine, you must first position the crankshaft at TDC, and then position the oil pump and camshaft sprockets with their timing marks to line up with their respective marks on the inner cover. Install the belt and release the spring tensioner to let it adjust itself, tighten the tensioner bolt, and turn the engine over for 2 rotations (always clockwise as viewed from the front, never backwards). Make sure the marks still line up, loosen the tensioner, allow it to retension itself, and tighten the tensioner bolt. If the oil pump sprocket is not timed correctly, the camshaft position sensor signal will be incorrectly timed.