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there is only 1 camshaft.
If you are doing the timing belt you have a few easy steps to follow.
Step 1 remove the #1 spark plug.
Step 2 take a LONG shaft screw driver and cafefully place it down into the piston chamber to rest on top of the piston.
Step 3 turn the CRANKshaft clockwise until the screwdriver comes all the way up at its highest point and you will be at top dead center.
Step 4 There is a little hole in the cam pulley that has to be lined up with a notch that is in the block behind it. It is roughly at 12 oclock if you look straight at the cam gear. Take a 14mm key and turn the CAMshaft 1 full turn CLOCKWISE to make sure the cam is in proper sequence. Then line up the little hole in the cam pully with the little notch in the block behind it.
hint: you cant see the notch when the hole on the cam gear is lined up. You have to peer through the cam gear to find the notch then rotate it slightly to line it up with the notch.
Step 5 Make sure all the tension is off the tensioner pulley
Step 6: Put your belt on don't force it with any tools, place the teeth on the cam gear and gently push the belt and it will push itself into place.
Step 7: rotate the crank shaft 2 full revolutions and put it back at TDC. Check to see that your cam gear is still at 12 oclock in line with the notch on the block and the screw driver is all the way at the top indicating TDC. Dont trust the notch on the crank shaft damper, the one on my car was incorrect and did not line up properly thats why I strongly suggest the screw driver method.
Last edited by mk2-1jz; 01-19-2010 at 10:46 PM.
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