camshaft timing

2001 FORD ESCAPE
140,000 MILES
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Timing marks for cam?
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Yes for cam? Thank you.
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Okay, the pictures are first diagram left hand second right hand head.
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The first picture is left hand and second right.
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How it is suppose to be aligned? Is it on the way they are?
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This is the alignment when you install the new chain/belt. That is where the pins should be. If you do not know how to do this then it may be best to have a professional to fix it.
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Thank you.
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Could I please find out the timing marks for this vehicle?
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