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2001 CLK 320 crank sensor replacement
Can someone explain the procedure for replacing the crank sensor (reference sensor) in a 2001 CLK 320. I plan on doing this over the weekend ,so any help would be appreciated.
Thanks Mike B |
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Remove bolt, remove sensor, install new sensor, install bolt.
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1993 190E 2.3 2001 SLK230 1971 LS5 (454) Corvette Convertible |
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So this is esay to get to? I'm assuming it is in the rear of the engine.
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On your V6, it is not very easy to get to. I think my 2003 E320 wagon has the exact same engine as yours. The torx bolt cannot be seen. It can only be felt in the unbolting/bolting procedures. However, your right arm/hand should be able to reach the plug, the sensor, and the bolt.
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Do you reach it from above or below?
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Thanks for the advice.I will post my procedure.
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Simple in theory, difficult in practice. You need small hands and a dose of good luck. You'll need female torx socket, IIRC E8. On a 2000 C280, it is on the bell housing, by the drivers firewall. All done by feel, only from above.
glenmore 1991 300CE 2000 C280 1990 LS400 |
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