Timing chain marks

Engine Mechanical problem
1990 Dodge Ram V8 Four Wheel Drive Manual

do you guys have any links where I can get timing marks on a 1990 dodge ram, with a 5.2 engine?

Thanks for your time, and that would be ignition, do you guys got any links where I can see the timing marks please?

Where are the timing marks on the front case in the haynes book they are hard to understand

Do you have a picture of timing marks for the silent belt, camshaft, crankshaft and the last one. They say the marks are on the front cover but which one do you line up with which. Thank You.

I appreciate your time but I was looking for a clear picture of the timing marks this is the same picture that is in my haynes book which is clear as mud especially after you add in the picture they have of the silent belt. I will search till I find a chiltons book on the g63b engine. Chiltons explains everything with clearer pictures, I just could not find one so I purchased a haynes---now I know, chiltons is numero uno. I apologize for wasting your time and won't do it again. Sorry; jiptwoo

Seeking the oracle of all Knowledge!

Subject vechile: 1989 Dodge ram van B-250, 5.2L 318 with TBI & 4-speed auto-tranmission.

I'm trying to verify TDC using harmonic balancer timing marks & distributor rotor position. The distributor is a "Hall effect" magnetic trigger type, also the engine was "disturbed" turned over with the distributor removed due to incompetence. I've got the #1 piston coming up on the compression stroke, verified by plug removal.
Haynes manual says-- then align the next timing groove on the H. Balancer with the TDC "0" timing mark cast on the timing chain cover. Viewed from the rear of the engine, the rotor should point towards the front of the engine, @12 o'clock. For cyl#1.
Chilton manual says-- "same find TDC" as above, but shows cyl#1 "TDC" rotor position pointing towards the passenger side of vechile @1 o'clock or so. I'm confused on which is the correct setup?
All replies to this thread are greatly appreciated.
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