02 tacoma wont start after timing chain replacement

Oh its back on.turn engine to tdc with straw in sparkplug hole. Then take pic oftiming mark on tchain cover.

 

Ok straw in cyl #1 and i turn cam gear with 19mm to get TDC here the result
First straw #1 TDC


Second straw #1 TDC

*cam dots is not align so i dont take pic*
But the timing cover at 0


Third straw #1 TDC


*little over 0 but i think still 0*

I think i got the timing correct right?

 

looks right by your marks. As long as #1 is tdc.

 

Have you changed any thing since your first compression check of 60lbs each cylinder?

 

No

 

Yes i think i got it right,when i thought it wasnt on 0 timing cover i just woke up have not had my coffee

 

Just did the valve clearance on intake side i put .007 none of them went thru,try .005 some of them thru some not.could be bent valve make it too tight?

 

Its timed right then. Were back to valve issues. Like out of adjustment valves (way tight) or bent from first time it started and ran bad.

 

no bent valve will make it loose

 

Ahhhhhh, I've replaced a couple on other vehicles.... I always wondered how it happened. Makes sense now.

 

If i take out the head do i need to get new head bolts and and head gasket even thou the both have 0 miles?

 

yes new gasket and bolts

 

Should i just pull the head off or adjust the valve considering i got 60psi on all cyl?
Thanks for all the help so far man

 

don't have to remove head to adjust valves

 

I would adjust valves first. either way your going to have to do that

 

Dont i most likely will need new valves?

 

If the adjustment is tight on all of then. its doubtful there bent

 

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Ok get back when im done with valve adjustment

 

Did valve clearance today and this the result

Now i just ordered toyota valve tool kit and wait to come to remove valve and measure them to get right one