Replacing timing belt on 2002 Toyota tundra 4.7L...the driver's side cam pulley may have slipped as I was new belt on. I've rotated the crankshaft...

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Hello Mike

How are you doing? You have a 4.7 2UZ-FE V8 engine right?  I'll be standing by for your response.

Relly

Ok. You will need to get the TDC (top dead center) before putting on the belt Mike. On the left and right cam pulley. YOu notice that there's a line or groove in one of the spoke right?

Ok good. You will just have to put it back on the markings and you'll be good Mike. I bet you're good to go. Is there anything else I can add or help you with?

Dear Mike, It was a pleasure helping you with your TOYOTA issue today. Here is a summary of the resolution.

Issue identified : Camshaft pulley orientation
Solution Implemented : Chat and called mike for some clarification. Timing is set properly. Solution Accepted
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