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Cranks position sensor help
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97 e320 I just replaced my CPS with a new one as per instructions from pelican parts. When I started the car I hear a loud whining sound I removed the CPS and it seem like the flywheel is rubbing the bottom of it. I replaced it with the old one and now that begins to graze the bottom also. Is there something I'm doing wrong? The area is tight to work in so I can't see a thing, just feel my way through. Unclip the harness Unbolt the hex Remove the cps Install CPS Bolt the hex Attach the harness Start the car What next? Was there some kind of shim or spacer between the cps and the engine? I managed to stick my phone and snap a pick of the flywheel. You can see where the edge is grazing. Also the old and new cps. Ps I did not unplug the battery. Called the dealer part only ordered from Germany. Went to junk yard and got one for 10 bucks. To all the DIY'ers, please be careful. Admin, feel free to use my pic for the DIY and update it. Rock Last edited by topdeez; 06-19-2013 at 02:12 PM. |
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So how did you resovle the problem? I'm I missing something?
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Yeah, it can't contact the flywheel or the sensor will turn to junk in no time. I would find something to shim it till the point is doesn't make contact, maybe a washer under the attaching bolt and add an o-ring around the sensor body to seal it?
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My post is kinda weird. I kept on editing it because it all went down so quickly. I was luckily enough to get the correct spacer from the junk yard. The DIY section should include the spacer and stress tha it's easy to loose it in the tight spaces down there
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