Timing mark

[kanda]

I still cant find the timing mark near the flywheel. I took off the under cover and went under the car with a timing light to see for the mark and cant find it. Can someone tell me excatly where is the location.
Television may be you can help me .
TQ

 

[Ian B Walker]

Now would this be the ignition timing? If so its not at the flywheel, its on the front crankshaft pulley.

 

[Stevie A]

The timing marks are on a big disc called a vibration damper / harmonic balancer which is held in place behind the crankshaft pulley. There are rubber numbers on the disc with the timing markings on the rubber on the outside rim of the disc. The marks are on about 20% in area of the rim so you may have to turn engine to see them and they may be covered in gunk.

 

[kanda]

The timing marks are on a big disc called a vibration damper / harmonic balancer which is held in place behind the crankshaft pulley. There are rubber numbers on the disc with the timing markings on the rubber on the outside rim of the disc. The marks are on about 20% in area of the rim so you may have to turn engine to see them and they may be covered in gunk.

Okay then where is the pointer to which these marking are matched.
Sorry for the flywheel, actually it was the pulley i was refering to. Sorry for my ignorance.

 

[Stevie A]

They are matched up to the top dead centre sensor which is magnetic and triggerred by a little nipple on the outer edge of the vibration damper / harmonic balancer wheel. TDC sensor is above vibration damper / harmonic balancer at 12 o'clock.

Get a Haynes manual for exact instruction on lining up the timing though.