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timing belt heads up 700

posted by  someone claiming to be Leo Jon on  Sun Oct 13 21:40 CST 2002 [RELATED]

I have a 1989 volvo 780 turbo. Today I pulled off the radiator and belts to get ready to do a timing belt change. Is there anything I should be careful of in particular with this job. Fortunately its a non-interference engine so even a mistake is not terminal with this car. I guess the question I have is the importance of having #1 cylinder at tdc. If the cam in on the 11:30 mark looking from the pulley is #1 cylinder at tdc... Thanks...Leo






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