Q: Camshaft chain placement?

Hi there. Turn the engine over by hand until the timing marks are aligned up. If they are facing up and the lobes are slightly facing down, then turn the timing chain a little bit until one of the camshaft lobes are horizontal and then lock the camshafts together with a camshaft lock tool. Remove the timing chain. Then, get someone to help you with removing the tool as you get two tools to hold the camshafts in place. Then when the other person moves the tool, turn the other camshaft up a little to make it horizontal and have both camshafts lobes face each other. Have the other person put the lock in the sprockets to lock the camshafts from moving. Put on the timing chain. Remove the lock from the sprockets and rotate the camshafts until both of them are facing each other again and look to see where the timing marks are at on the camshaft sprockets. The marks should be aligned up properly and the engine should run correctly. If you need more help with the engine timing, then I recommend seeking out a professional, such as one from Your Mechanic, to help you.