How To Do Timing Setting For Renault K4M Engine .

Timing setting is the most important for your car. The failure of timing belt can cause huge damages to your car engine. On this video I will show you how to do timing setting for Renault Scenic K4M 700 engine.
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[@qosaialbattat8514]

And what is the direction of the piston

[@erwyyn]

What about the crankshaft? I need to know the position of the crankshaft.

[@alicebate6384]

Crank goes to top dead centre.

[@MazwiZwane]

that's just for the camshafts. what about the positioning of the crank?

[@alicebate6384]

Crank always goes to top dead centre.

[@maffysdad]

I'm 99.9% sure cylinder 1 on this engine is at the clutch side of the engine, but the speaker indicates this as no 4 which would be incorrect.

[@bobo118611]

In Renault the first is next to the clutch!

[@maffysdad]

Thanks for confirming that, I was sure No1 cylinder/spark was on the clutch bell housing side on this engine. I've just replaced all four pencil coils at 152,000mls after one finally died. I could have replaced just that one, but for a full set with a lifetime warranty for just £28 it was a offer too good to pass up! Engine runs much better now, get about 3% more MPG in the city and about 5% on the motorway, more power also, so has been well worth the investment.

[@mustafaar7899]

that's very right

[@1gerard47]

,, you need the camshaft locking tool,no 1 is at the clutch side,trust the French to change tried and trusted easy ways of doing things.

[@elnenomoya9702]

una pregunta tiene algo que ver si las medialunas donde se traban las levas se invierten ?

[@AmitKumar-de7eh]

thanks for video

[@MrAndrjuha]

And how you fit back valve cover?Its not going back because of that spring loaded thing inside valve cover.

[@VTECBrey]

Is it necessary to take off timing belt and pulleys to take off the cam cover (top cover)?

[@stt9895]

Yes.

[@frankasare1327]

For axpress

[@zakikhairil3382]

Yes no 1 is cylinder 4

[@josephmakhubu7537]

l can see everything but Renault clio3 timing marks u don't make it

[@mustafaar7899]

first note your sound is very low
the second note the first piston of Renault engine km4 is near gear box side and piston no 4 near camshaft sprocket because it different from other vehicle and when I open oil case I see no on piston is written

[@carloscabrera1724]

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[@jobwelcomeramaphoi7787]

timing marks

[@remismar4416]

this is wrong!! You have to lock the crankshaft too!!! Be aware!!

[@janolofkarlsson2290]

Remis Mar vh

[@AmitKumar-de7eh]

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