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Chat Area => General Car Chat => Topic started by: Andy B on 19 April 2022, 18:07:41
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Diagnose Dan :y
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8dtv1kRNF_U
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That's certainly a case for buying genuine sensors from genuine dealers that you genuinely walk in to/speak to. :y
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Makes me wonder what most local garages would have done.
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The rev counter being the first obvious clue :-\
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Pretty much what I did with a scope about 17 years ago on a 3.0 Omega. :y
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That's certainly a case for buying genuine sensors from genuine dealers that you genuinely walk in to/speak to. :y
And avoid egay etc, where its hit or miss if you will get a genuine part (a few years ago, a study showed that 95% of branded items on egay were fake)
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Finding a real one is the problem
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Finding a real one is the problem
Hence the advice ;)
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but you'd have thought you'd be OK with a real Bosch part
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but you'd have thought you'd be OK with a real Bosch part
HTF can a company as big as Bosch wire the sensor in reverse?
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but you'd have thought you'd be OK with a real Bosch part
HTF can a company as big as Bosch wire the sensor in reverse?
and obviously more than just one.
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but you'd have thought you'd be OK with a real Bosch part
HTF can a company as big as Bosch wire the sensor in reverse?
and obviously more than just one.
Probably a whole batch
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but you'd have thought you'd be OK with a real Bosch part
HTF can a company as big as Bosch wire the sensor in reverse?
and obviously more than just one.
Probably a whole batch
Presumably quality control was on holiday .... ::)
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but you'd have thought you'd be OK with a real Bosch part
Thank goodness that my replacement Bosch crank sensor worked straight away, and is still working fine. :y
To still have the same problem as one had before after fitting a replacement would drive me potty! ::)
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but you'd have thought you'd be OK with a real Bosch part
HTF can a company as big as Bosch wire the sensor in reverse?
and obviously more than just one.
Probably a whole batch
Son in laws Mundano had to have numerous crank sensors a couple of years ago. Local dealers finally admitted that they were part of a bad batch. Been ok since. It's a handy old 06 TDCI that the whole family use if they need any crap dumped. ;D