Does anyone knows the timing marks on 1999 Lincoln navigator?
I just bought a 1999 lincoln navigator 5.4L,but one of the heads not in the engine. i want to replace that head because one of the spark plugs won’t tighten.so i need the timing marks for that vechicle. A: Well, you may want to rethink whether it was a worthy purchase. To replace the cylinder head(s) on this particular vehicle requires removing the entire body from the frame, due to the tight confines of the engine compartment. With that said, I would strongly NOT recommend you tackle this job yourself due to the fact that this particular engine is an interference engine BIG TIME. This means mistiming the engine WILL bend valves. But in answer to your question, the cam sprockets have timing marks or dots on them (the primary sprockets that is). To time this engine requires the passenger side cam sprocket mark to be positioned with the mark at the 10 or 11 o’clock position, while the driver side cam sprocket is positioned at the around the 1 o’clock position. Position the crank sprocket
