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2004 911 Carrera; got it with trhe engine out and apart. I am assembling top end on a porsche shortblock. Working on Bank 2, egine at TDC, pin in crank pulley, cam alignment tool in ends of cams I'm not happy with the way the holes line up in the exhaust sprocket (see picture). Loosening the chain and moving the cam sprocket sends it too far counterclockwise. There is something here I'm missing or can't figure out. I'd appreciate anybodies help with this!! David
Keep the two M6 bolts loose so the sprocket can rotate a bit.
Install the chain tensioner and it will take up the slack which will move the sprocket clockwise (as in your picture) and you will be fine.
Then tighten up the M6 bolts.
I am not sure what procedure you are using, but the factory manual can be found here that would contain the proper procedures yelcab states.
https://audipages.com/911/wsm/
