Where are the timing marks on a Daewoo?

There are two timing marks;

* On the bottom crankshaft pulley (alternator belt attached) * On the timing belt pulley (you will need to take off the plastic cover) The timing in a Daewoo is set by the timing belt. If you are replacing the timing belt (if it has broken), you need to

# Check that cylinder one is at the top of it's upward stroke, the timing mark on the crankshaft pulley should be at top dead centre # Remove the valve cover and check that both the inlet and exhaust valve on cylinder one are closed. You should see the cam lobes both pointing up. Looking at a clock, they would be positioned at the 10 and 2 positions. I have found his car to be very frustrating to set the timing when replacing a broken timing belt. No obvious settings, almost need to pull the engine apart and go back to basics to get the timing right.