Just get it all the way down to the
timing belt, remove the belt and the
bolt in the end of the crank, the cog
should pull off without too much force,
if it is stuck on, there might be a bad
key, I would reccomend using an impact
to remove the bolt, they can be a PITA
otherwise, espesially with an Auto Trans,
can't put it in gear to keep the engine
from rotating.
Now inspect the keyway, key and cog,
if the engine is TDC (Top Dead Center)
the keyway should be up, the notch in
the Cam Sprocket should be down, and
the rotor in the distributor should be pointing
to where #1 (front) Spark Plug wire is at,
if it is pointing at the opposite side, you are
180 out, but the notch in the cam would be
pointing to another spot too I think.
You might find some missing teeth on the
belt, inspect it closley, and cracks or checking
of the backing (smooth side) you should
replace the belt.
Hope this helps
Wild