Where's injection pump timing hole?

[mistuart]

Have a 1999 V reg Golf TDi 110 hp I am changing the cylinder head due to damage.
My question is where is the injection pump timing hole?
Have bought the camshaft locking tool but cannot see the injection pump timing hole it is either very small or you have to take the cog off which will loose the timing!!
There are three slotted bolts on the pump.
Help!!

[mistuart]

Anyone awake in VW/Audi forum land?

[onzarob]

http://tdiclub.com/articles/A3-TimingBelt/

this should give you a better idea.

Rob.

(must go to sleep now )

[mistuart]

Thanks for the pictures but my injection pump is different it is virtually solid with 3 bolts that are in slotted holes.
Can I wake anyone else up?

[mistuart]

Got mechanical timing perfect camshaft with locking bar and crankshaft flywheel marks perfect but still no one can tell me how to time the injection pump PLEASE HELP!!

[mistuart]

Please help someone on VW/AUDi forum must know.

[mistuart]

It must be possible to tell where the injection pump should be timed how do you do it if the cam belt breaks? or how do they do it at the factory?

[onzarob]

I haven't time an injection pump, but i was readin somewheer, i wish i could remember, that to time the pump in properly you need a pump dial gauge. this basically tell you where the pump timing is. in not the same as locking it. as the timing on the gear is already set at the correct point.

This may be twadle, or at best slighty inaccurate but it should give you a few words to seacrh on at least.

(I think I going to ask my resident expert, my dads a (retired) mechanic )

Rob

[onzarob]

Thats the tool you need

http://www.dieselvw.com/IDI.htm

[onzarob]

This look even better

http://www.vwdieselparts.com/injtim.htm

Rob