One of the things I've done in the past is to use the points, as someone previously mentioned, to get the marks in the ball park of the hole. Then get yourself one of them big ol hard gritty ink erasers like you used to get in grade school. Shape the eraser down to fit it in the hole and press it in there against the flywheel and rotate the front pulley back and forth to clean the flywheel up. Take the spark plug out for easier movement. No guar-un-tees but it has worked for me Once I find it I set it right on and use a paint pen and make a mark somewhere on the front pulley and one at the same point on the block. Then if I have to look for it again I just line up those two paint marks and BINGO, there it is.
Hope this helps someone else.
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