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Timing marks

I am replacing the water pump and timing belt on this Ford engine. Need service manual for timing marks and set-up. Can anyone help? Just need the pages about the timing belt. Thanks, Jim
  • Posted 30 Apr 2013 07:38
  • Discussion started by jim_v
  • Michigan, United States
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