You can see the rotors were marked in white and correlate to the pulley teeth which are the manufacturers marks. Because I didn't mess with the vvt. These should remain in correlation. However, the computer says no, lol. The only thing I can think is because the spring is not engaging. I can put the...

Rotor and back view

Please see attachment without cover.

Thanks abscate. I have another thread open with my specifics if you could review? However, in terms of the spring back, my exhaust cam did at one point but now it won't before belt install. You can move it full circle (pistons moved so no valve contact), but it won't engage the spring lock to rest p...

I have the same issue. B5254T3 engine, which I believe has vvt on both intake and exhaust. Timing fine but vvts have unloaded. How do you reload the vvt to spring back into position? I note 90 degrees CW and back but I've had no luck with that. And exhaust Cam rest position was CCW to the timing mar...

Hi all, Long time viewer, first time poster :) Long story short, my timing belt snapped and smashed up all 20! Rebuild complete, engine fires up, and cuts out after about 10-15 seconds. Timing bang on to the tooth, fired twice, no ill-effects, double checked valves fine via borescope. Computer fires...