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the k4m pin screws in to the block and fwir (been a long time since i did one) the pin goes in and the crank is turned until it hits against the pin whereas on the f4r the pin goes in to a timing hole in the crank. daftly enough there is a balancing drilling right next to it!!
slacken the drivers side off and take passengers side bolts out, will give you plenty of room. you only need to pull the gearbox back a bit, no need to take it right out.
don't know what's worse, the bloody awful huge out of focus picture or the pikey cheap nasty studding set up? i'll give it about ten minutes running before it bends and the belt jumps.
ideally get it plugged in. if you want though under the passengers side behind the brace from the back of the front subframe to the body is a big connector. un plug it and give it a good clean and see if that helps.