I'm working on my brother's S40. The timing belt went on it (because of tensioner) & the compression was kind of low so I removed the head & had it cleaned up-(machine shop). Put it all back together & I can't get it started.
Initially, I tried to use TDC on the #1 piston & I lined up both cams to the 12 o clock. but the crank sfht mark was still way off. Regardless,I still tried to start it after I made sure valves werent going to hit by turning it by hand. I could feel very little compression on start up.
I decided to line everything up by the book & I got more compression. Pistons #1,2,4 had 165psi, #3 had about 130psi. The TDC still bothers me though.
I have 2 suspicions.
1- When I took the intake cam off I didn't mark the sprocket. But the guy at the machine shop marked it for me. I wonder if he put it on wrong. (How do you line up the mark on the cam with the sprocket?)
2- The bolts came off of kind easy so I wonder if the previous owner had a timing belt done And maybe he reinstalled the crankshaft sprocket on wrong. Tell me what you think.
Almost forgot- I've moved the crank 1 tooth in each direction just in case I'm off & each time I get different cam or crack shft codes on my OBD II scanner.
Timing Belt problem 2000 S40 1.9T(Help I'm stuck !!!)
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I'm not sure if these directions apply to your car, but scroll down in this thread for cam alignment instructions:
https://www.matthewsvolvosite.com/forums ... 61#p114461
https://www.matthewsvolvosite.com/forums ... 61#p114461
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