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Cam shaft sensor, hallsensor, Hallgeber, G40

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Cam shaft sensor, hallsensor, Hallgeber, G40


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sensor is fine
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Cam shaft sensor, hallsensor, Hallgeber, G40 - 6/6/2007 1:01:35 PM   
kakarot



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Well, still cant start my car.  I have measured the sensor, it has 3 conectors.
number 1 if you are standing on the driver side of the car, it be the closest.
K, the data
1 to 3 is 13 Mohm
1 to 2 is 15Mohm
2 to 3 is 15Mohm

I also checked the conector
when ignition off, its dead
when I turn it on, it has
1 to 3 is 12V
1 to 2 is 6V
2 to 3 is 5V

Now, I think the sensor is busted, but I need opinion of other to verify.  If you know the values there has to be, plz tell.


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RE: Cam shaft sensor, hallsensor, Hallgeber, G40 - 6/7/2007 4:33:16 PM   
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I am gona check timing over the weekend, becouse the problem started to accelerate as month went by.  I had rough running, just uneven, nothing extreme.  I have small vacuem leak, but it was always, and the car run good anyways.  Umm, timing check, if its fine, I will pull the cam shaft position sensor then too.

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RE: Cam shaft sensor, hallsensor, Hallgeber, G40 - 6/8/2007 1:28:10 PM   
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check the plugs and wires and the distributor if you got one and the rotor button

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RE: Cam shaft sensor, hallsensor, Hallgeber, G40 - 6/9/2007 10:29:50 AM   
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k, sensor is fine, and car runs.  It was a wire problem.  It simply oxydized on the ECU side.  I wigled it around and its started to run.
I had 2 pin to the ground of 860k ohm.  so ether its fine with the ECU or it was short, no idea.  Anyways, looks like the sensor resistence is right, so who ever has the same problem I will be glad to answer.


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RE: Cam shaft sensor, hallsensor, Hallgeber, G40 - 6/10/2007 9:29:20 PM   
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see it's easy one you know where to look and what to do

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