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search first, but the cams should have a stock(factory) mark on the inside top of the back timing belt cover and each cam gear should have a ball point pen size dot on them. also a compression testor is helpful, to find TDC. oh and i believe those engines are non-interfrerence(cant hit a valve), first get your cams to TDC, then work on getting the crank there. well, at this point a compression testor is necessary (any parts store should have one), also right behind your crank pully, above your crank timing sprocket you should be able to see where to line the sprocket up to on the block/oil pump case.
to make it easiest...get a haynes manual!
good luck!
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