NumanR
Established member
Once again Jug your right and wrong in the same post
"the TDC sensor is also called the crankshaft position sensor (CPS). it is located between the engine and gearbox, on the back side of the engine. if you imagine where the flywheel is on the end of the engine, the CPS reads the flywheel, so obviously it needs to be positioned very close to the flywheel. the easiest way to find it is from below the engine. it is easy enough to replace but you must make sure it is positioned correctly when refitting"
The picture shows the crank pulley on the front of the engine, quite a way from the gearbox
You really need to make sure your information is correct!:slayer:
"the TDC sensor is also called the crankshaft position sensor (CPS). it is located between the engine and gearbox, on the back side of the engine. if you imagine where the flywheel is on the end of the engine, the CPS reads the flywheel, so obviously it needs to be positioned very close to the flywheel. the easiest way to find it is from below the engine. it is easy enough to replace but you must make sure it is positioned correctly when refitting"
The picture shows the crank pulley on the front of the engine, quite a way from the gearbox
You really need to make sure your information is correct!:slayer:
