How to Align the Timing Chain on a Roewe 350?
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The method for aligning the timing chain on a Roewe 350 is as follows: 1. At the position where the four pistons are parallel, there is a small hole near the engine and the exhaust manifold in the lower right corner. Find an iron bar of similar size to this hole and insert it through, which should align with a hole on the flywheel. There is a hole between the second and third cylinders of the camshaft. After confirming the hole on the flywheel, ensure these two holes are vertical. 2. Special tools are required for timing alignment; otherwise, it cannot be accurately aligned. 3. The engine's timing is particularly important for its operation. Incorrect timing may lead to issues such as the engine failing to start or a decrease in power. 4. Most car engines use a double overhead camshaft design, where one camshaft controls the intake valves and the other controls the exhaust valves. The camshaft and valves are part of the engine's valve train. If the valve train timing is incorrect, the engine may fail to start.