HELP 7age problem no start!!!

[jondee86]

Setting the cam timing on a 7AGE should be the same as when
the head is installed on a 4AGE. The only difference is that the belt
has a few extra teeth. However, if you have had everything apart,
you should check the following list:

1. Are the cam wheels fitted to the camshafts correctly ?? When the
dimple on the rim of the cam wheel is at the top, the knock pin on the
inlet cam is in the top slot, and the knock pin on the exhaust cam is
in the bottom slot.

2. Install the cams with the dimples on the cam wheels at the top.
The dimples should line up in the centre of the twin raised marks
pressed into the steel plate behind the cam wheels.

3. Set the crankshaft to TDC on number one cylinder. The notch on
the crank pulley should align with the zero degrees mark on the
bottom timing belt cover.

4. Fit and tension the timing belt. Check that all the marks are still in
the correct places.

5. Remove and reinstall the distributor according to the manual.
Check that the rotor arm is pointing at the post for the number one
cylinder spark plug.

You should be good to go

Cheers... jondee86

And this is always worth another read....
http://www.aeu86.org/index/engine-4age-t...post=60902