Can not get timing 2 set on my daihatsu hijet there is dots on timing cogs which timing belt runs on on front of motor but no markings 2 set them at car will not fire

Google has diagrams and links to Service Manuals. Or you could take a month subscription to AllData.com. What you are trying is not an easy job.

https://www.google.com/search?q=s82+daihatsu+hijet+wiring+diagram

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first ever post, with displacement . 93 Rodeo,
so can be looked up .

the belt (gates) comes with instructions, did you buy a cheap
china belt off fleabay? with none?

alldata.com shows
its a DOHC engine.
28 steps

first the warning. at step 13
Set the timing sprockets so that the crankshaft and camshaft sprocket timing marks align with the timing marks on the oil pump and front plate. When the timing marks are align, no pistons are at TDC for the compression stroke. Valve damage may result if the sprockets and belt are out of alignment.

there is a tensioner that as a locking pin,.do you know how to do that?

ill not answer how do it all, only the timing question.
here is the answer.
Ill answer not for removal but install.

install : step 1 and 2

1. Align the groove on the crankshaft timing pulley with mark on the oil pump.
2. Align the marks on the camshaft timing pulleys with the dots on the front plate.

photo 1 shows crank marked at 3pm cog wheel. and pump base.
photo 2 shows.





there is more , but do log in at alldata.com and read all steps.
and win.

There should be no reason to 'adjust' the timing belt: it is either fitted and working or not fitted..therefore having to replace one? If you do have to replace one, it is not a job for the faint hearted! You will also have to make sure you have a spare car for back-up.. e.g: if you plan to do this job and get driving in short time think again... You need as much room, both visual and physical around the plastic timing cover, you need to ensure the timing cogs are pre marked (with dots) showing what is called TDC (top dead centre) ENSURE THESE DOTS LINE UP PERFECTLY BEFORE REMOVAL AND AFTER RE-FITTING NEW BELT.. apart from that crucial bit.. it's simply a matter of cleanliness and patience.. remember to loosen the belt tensioner prior and re-tighten after fitting new belt.. DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN!

There should be no reason to 'adjust' the timing belt: it is either fitted and working or not fitted..therefore having to replace one? If you do have to replace one, it is not a job for the faint hearted! You will also have to make sure you have a spare car for back-up.. e.g: if you plan to do this job and get driving in short time think again... You need as much room, both visual and physical around the plastic timing cover, you need to ensure the timing cogs are pre marked (with dots) showing what is called TDC (top dead centre) ENSURE THESE DOTS LINE UP PERFECTLY BEFORE REMOVAL AND AFTER RE-FITTING NEW BELT.. apart from that crucial bit.. it's simply a matter of cleanliness and patience.. remember to loosen the belt tensioner prior and re-tighten after fitting new belt.. DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN!

hi from uk the cambelt timing marks at TDC are as follows--the crank gear mark is lined up with mark on front of engineblock at approx 10-30 am position the marks are clear as you look ? the cam coghas a dot/pop mark just below teeth this mark is at top ie 12-0'clock position now on cam cog you will also see s hole drilledon the cog web also at 12-o/clock if you look thro this hole (use a mirror ?) the hole lines up to a grooved vertical line at the rear which is on front of engine at this point you fit belt fron crank pully anti clockwise round cam cig then reset tensioner when marks are rechecked with belt fitted/tensioned ? turn engine manually two full rotations clockwise then recheck all mark line up again ? then re assemble ? c/shaft pully bolt tightens to=170-180 Nm hope you notice that the new belt is marked as to its rotation with arrows hope this helps ?best wishes from uk

hi from uk the cambelt timing marks you req are as follows the crank cog has a dot indent on it and it has to align with same mark on the engine front at approx 12-30 pm position? it is clearly visible then the cam cog you will see a small drilled hole on the cog between the outer toothed and the centre securing bolt ? this hole in cog has to be positioned at top 12 o'clock position then look through this hole and you will see it lines up with a V indent on cyl head this too is clearly visible and advise setting this up b4 fitting c/head for ease ? with these marks set up the engine is at T D C number 1 firing just a note! if you arefitting new belt? it is advisable to replace the tensioner too ! as a kit here in uk belt+tensioner costs £50 if you wish? i can scan and e mail full instructions on cambelt+tensioner strip+renewal proceedure plus detailed diagram of belt set up and relevent marks and tensioner proceedure if you send an e mail address best wishes from n/west uk

on the bottom pulley, a dent, fit belt round bottom pulley, rest bottom cover on and a notch sticks out, tdc. cam has a pointer and a dot, line all up tension belt.

This is the best I could find for you .. I am unfortunately able to verify the info because I have no personal experience with this car or its engine ...

If the belt has slipped you might be in trouble, becuase it's an interference engine.

http://www.daiclub.com/downloads/(daiclub.com)-Daihatsu-Feroza-HD-E-Engine-Manual.PDF