Which no.# Piston do I need to have on top to set my crankshaft to replace my timing belt?

Tiny
BARBARA1963
  • 1995 ISUZU RODEO

Set all the marking on belt. Pulleys and crankshaft, still wont crank.I was using no.#1 piston to be up top-wont start-which piston is it?

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Tiny
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-No.1 piston should be on its compression stroke not on exhaust-double check if its correct-look for fuel and spark

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