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Duff V6 GM Crank Sensor!
Doctor Gollum:
Your first sentence of your first post suggests different as I am the one who consistently phrased the advice that way.
Anyhoo, the advice stands.
dave the builder:
There's a lot more than 2 genuine ,from a dealer omega sensors failed ::)
because the ones fitted to the cars at the factory where purchased from a dealer and where genuine ,albeit purchased as a package of parts (the Omega) :D
never had a Carlton crank sensor fail in 20 years of ownership (4 Carltons)
I have had 2 astra H crank sensors with intermittent faults I've replaced
so maybe the newer manufacturing processes are to blame :-\
Doctor Gollum:
Smart arse :P
The loom bakes over time, which in turn corrupts the signal from the sensor. They typically last as long as the suspension bushes...
My plod had a new sensor at 130k which was still on the car when I sold it at well north of 260k having been routed as per the guide.
Andy B:
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never had a Carlton crank sensor fail in 20 years of ownership (4 Carltons)
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I never had one fail on my Senators or Carlton or Manta either .... mainly because they had a dizzy & points ::) ::)
Rangie:
Never had to replace any on my two Omegas just lucky I guess.
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