Timing mark on Flywheel

I'm replacing the stock clutch with a VR6 Sachs.

I haven't found a timing mark on either flywheel. Can someone post a picture of what I'm looking for?

Thanks

You won,t find anything.. Those fly-bye-night clutch kits don't come with a tdc mark .. jsrmonter has a thread about that .. good luck R

the eurospec flywheel that I put in a customer's car last week had no mark either.. Your OEM flywheel absolutely has a mark.. I have one at the shop I can take a picture of where the mark is and post it.. I think Jsrmonster did a good job of addressing the issue.. I found out mine had no mark 3 years after I installed it.. Real fun when you're putting the timing belt back on and there's no flywheel mark..

Thanks for all the help

Now I know where to look.

you'll see that the mark should go 3 teeth ccw from the anchor pin

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The anchor pin is located between 2 teeth on most of the eurosport flywheels, so it's really 2.5 teeth.. That's how mine was along with 2 other recent ones I ran into

so would it be safe to adjust the timing belt to the stock flywheel mark even though one might have a unmarked aftermarket flywheel installed?

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so would it be safe to adjust the timing belt to the stock flywheel mark even though one might have a unmarked aftermarket flywheel installed?

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__. The stock flywheel is gone if an unmarked aftermarket flywheel is installed. That's the basic issue here.