Camshaft timing marks?

Thanks for this
what I am asking iis. I just bought the car and its done 120000ks and not had the timing belt changed ever
i know I have to get this done asap but ive been told that if I drive it this week or on a long trip if the belt breaks the motor will immediatly seize
if its NOT a free running motor
is this correct or I am asking if the motor in this model is a free running one so therefore if the timing belty beaks the motor will not seize

hpoe someone can help me
much appreciated

There are two marks on the camshaft seal cover. One is a straight line up and down at what I would call the top. The other is a dimple like a center punch mark counter clockwise from the first about 20 deg.

Also the marks for aliening the two camshaft gears is as clear as mud. The intake has two large dots about 30 deg apart. The exhaust has a double center punch mark and two single center punch type in different places. Could you help enlighten me on how to line all of these up?

This image I found already. It does not help clear up the two different timing marks that this hold could line up to.

I am including two images. One of the Camshaft bearing cap with the two marks I see there. The other is the two camshaft gears and the marks I see on them. This is for a 2.2 liter 4 cyl. Engine which does not have two camshaft sprockets.

You are showing me the dual overhead cam v6 engine not the dual overhead cam 4 cylinder 2.2 liter engine. There is only one cam sprocket on the 4 cylinder engine. I was trying to show the marks I see behind the cam sprocket. I am aware I will have to line up the hole in the sprocket to one of the marks.

Yes and I am not sure which of the two marks on the camshaft bearing cap the sprocket hole should line up to.

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Shop that one at dealers. I prefer a factory trained mechanic for that one. If you have that many miles, get the water pump, timing belt, engine seals and serpentine belt done at the same time to save. I shopped different dealers within 100 mile radius of my house and the quotes on the phone different by over $200. I got it done in Easton PA for about $520 for all the above. It was a one day job. Got it to the dealer in the early AM and it was finished by 5. No problems and the repairs were noted on the Toyota computer system. It is amazing that this doesn't have uniform pricing but it depends on how the dealer operates. Definitely shop it though for the savings.