E53 4.6is engine Timing help - loose cam shaft bolt

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E53 4.6is engine Timing help - loose cam shaft bolt

Hey guys. I had all kinds of code faults on my second bank not firing etc so I pulled the valve covers to find the bolt that holds the cam position sensor loose. The chains are tight but I have to re-time the engine and then set the cam position sensor plate prior to tightening up. If you guys have links with pics to where my cam lobes should be sitting, I can work off of that to re-align them. Thanks for your help on this.

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