cam timing

[spazegun2213]

Alright, no more than an hour ago i finished the tearing down of the motor. now when i start putting it back together I keep wondering about the cam timing. I mean how do i know the correct position of it?

thanks

 

[FUNKYTEE5]

Alright, no more than an hour ago i finished the tearing down of the motor. now when i start putting it back together I keep wondering about the cam timing. I mean how do i know the correct position of it?

thanks

There should be a single mark on the cam sprocket and the crank gear, they should be pointing directly at each other. Good Luck! later

FUNKYTEE5

 

[old_man]

Rotate the cam and the crank so that the dots are as close together as possible then add the chain.

 

[Dr. Dyno]

This pic will help you. As Funkytee5 said, the timing marks or dots on the cam and crank sprockets should be directly facing each other.