[urq] Timing light for cam timing check

[urq]

... excellent suggestion!  With all the Audis sitting around that have 
timing that cannot be adjusted, this gives me something I can do with my 
timing light!

Funny, it seems I'm always having to scratch my head a little when checking 
the mark ... which surface is it supposed to align to???  This gives 
something that you can easily check without having to take anything apart!

Thanks!
Steve B
San Jose, CA (USA)
>
>  I have had the same concerns about the timing belts on my Audis as well. 
> If you have a timing light, check your timing on the flywheel (warm idle 
> should be 6-8% BTDC on the WX).  Then shine the timing light through the 
> little hole in the back of the timing belt cover, right next to the valve 
> cover, where you line up the mark with the valve cover gasket.  It should 
> be within a degree or two of the flywheel if it's on the right tooth.