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Is it crank sensor?

Started by JamesV6CDX, 10 April 2007, 14:41:11

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Taxi_Driver

#15
10 April 2007, 21:20:37
QuoteAs TD proved to me, 4 pots will run without crank sensor....

My money would have been on cam, but crank on 4 pots seems to give similar symptoms...

I said interesting...coz i thought it was only the DBW 4 pots that could....more advanced engine timing etc
It appears that any 4 pot will then.

tunnie

#16
10 April 2007, 22:47:13
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QuoteTake the piss all you can, Tunnie.. fact remains.. it WAS the Crank Sensor..

So *I* Was right, and *YOU* were wrong

Nuuuh !!

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Lovers' quarrels  . . . .  ;D ;D

;D ;D ;D

Well it just proves 4pots are more reliable than V6's  ;) - Crank Sensors stop a V6, the 4pots can keep on rollin.... :D

Martin_1962

#17
10 April 2007, 23:49:47
Damn you all beat me to it - my first 2.0 GLS had this problem 4000rpm rev limit.

Crank Sensor

JamesV6CDX

#18
11 April 2007, 01:28:38
QuoteDamn you all beat me to it - my first 2.0 GLS had this problem 4000rpm rev limit.

Crank Sensor

100% agree

It was my crank sensor... it had come adrift!!
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