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  1. 13th October 2008, 07:51 PM #1
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    Crank angle sensor

    Can anybody tell me where the crank angle sensor is on a man TD5 D2????
    Had "noisy crank sensor" come up on nanocom 4 times now so Ive ordered a replacement for peace of mind.
    Also ordered a new AFM so hopefully I finally get on top of BlackBettys drinking habit
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    towards the front of the bell housing on the drivers side

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    Quote Originally Posted by LandyAndy View Post
    Can anybody tell me where the crank angle sensor is on a man TD5 D2????
    Had "noisy crank sensor" come up on nanocom 4 times now so Ive ordered a replacement for peace of mind.
    Also ordered a new AFM so hopefully I finally get on top of BlackBettys drinking habit
    Andrew
    G'day Andrew,
    Located drivers side top of bellhousing, if viewed from the rear of the vehicle it would be at about 1 oclock, back from the bellhousing bolts about 2 inches.
    SOMETIMES, a leaking fuel block MAY contaminate the connector with diesel, but it has tio be a pretty big leak to mist back that far. I have seen diesel in the plug when I have unplugged them though. Also, oil from a contaminated main wiring harness can enter the plug and cause havoc.

    I have heard of people having had new ones fitted to their manual vehicles, strangely AFTER a flywheel has been replaced IE when removing the flywheel they have possibly damaged the end of the sensor...and charged the customer for a new one.

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    Thanks JC.
    It may have diesel contamination from when the fuel block went a couple of years ago.Going with the idea of replace it now,got a working if sometimes suspect spare.
    Will remember to get them to remove the sensor before removing the crutch when I get it done,thanks for the tip.
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