So my timing belt idler pulley bolt snapped, and I’ve lost timing. Was able to extract bolt and drill tap to replace with larger bolt that should work. Got timing belt and all back on and used a piston stop to find TDC. However, i can’t seem to get the cam in the right spot. I can’t see any lineup marks on the sprocket and backplate that make sense. Just as a guess and check I was able to get the thing running but it runs terrible, and if I put in drive it just dies. Tried going forward and back a few teeth but not any real difference. Cam sprocket does have an “S” stamped in it one location and there is a hole in it. There are two spots on the plate behind the sprocket one is dimpled and the other is either a nick or factory notch. I lined up on both these and it still sounds like the valves are gonna shoot out of it. Anybody have any pictures of how the cam sprocket should line up at TDC or is there a better way to go about this?