timing chain

i have a 03'civic hb si,vtec. i was wondering what tool is easier to use to
put my car in time, and how do i use it propertly.

my question is, what would be easier a timing gun or a pressure guage and
how do i use a timing gun or what psi must the gauge be for the #1 piston
to be in time for my 03' civic si hb vtec. i know to line the timing marks
on the cam & crank pulley, i was just wondering if it would be easier with
the tools and how i would i operate them

"papote7878" > wrote in
lkaboutautos.com:

> my question is, what would be easier a timing gun or a pressure guage
> and how do i use a timing gun or what psi must the gauge be for the #1
> piston to be in time for my 03' civic si hb vtec. i know to line the
> timing marks on the cam & crank pulley, i was just wondering if it
> would be easier with the tools and how i would i operate them
>
>



You've got no distributor.

Why, on a car this new, do you need to adjust the ignition timing?

To check it, you need a timing light.

If you've removed the chain for some reason, you need to make sure all the
marks line up properly, with the #1 piston at the top of its compression
stroke, before buttoning it all up.

--
Tegger

The Unofficial Honda/Acura FAQ
www.tegger.com/hondafaq/

The only tool I can think of is a head with a brain filled with the know-how
of auto maintenance.


"papote7878" > wrote in message
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>i have a 03'civic hb si,vtec. i was wondering what tool is easier to use to
> put my car in time, and how do i use it propertly.
>