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on the cam gears. arrows pointing up with marks on the side lined up even across the head

line the crank up to the mark on cover or oil pump

 

u thinking thats why its not starting?

 

or you forgot to hook up your distributor? 2 plugs


and or

your valves are to tight.

 

yes distrib is hooked up and what do you mean my valves are to tight?

 

my belt is loose when it tries to turn over too

 

Take off your valve cover and crank your motor. Look and see if the valves are moving correctly. May be too tight, like the guy above me said.

 

when you put your valves in the head, your adjusting screws are set to stock valves, and stock cams.

one or more things could cause valves to be to tight.

the only thing i can tell you is to check and see if they are adjusted correctly. look eithe ron honda-tech, or the helms manual.


its real easy to do, if you've done them before.

if not bring me the ccar, and i will do it for you.

BTW, did you put aftermarket cams, springs, retainers, and valves in the car?

or just valves?


a little more information is needed.

are you sure your timing belt is correct? both cam marks should be parallel to the head, not the ground., and the mark on the timing cover is what you use to line up the crank. double check it with a long screwdriver through the #1 cylinder spark plug hole

 

Timing belt change on gsr
http://www.c-speedracing.com/howto/timingbelt/tbelt.php

And how to set timing on gsr
http://www.c-speedracing.com/howto/timing/timing.php

Lot of other helpfull how to's
http://www.c-speedracing.com/howto.php

 

Your timing belt is loose???