boxer 01
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Thanks for that mate the sensor is a pagid from Euro and what you say makes sense.Well that depends on what diagnosis you have done in the first place doesn't it..?? If you have just read the fault code and replaced what the code reader has said, then it isn't diagnosis, you have assumed off the back of the fault code and maybe what others have posted here in the past as the fault. But did you check its feed, earth and signal on the sensor plug? If not, chances are you have missed something.
I post everyday and say the same things to others.
Fault code reading isn't diagnosis. The step procedure I call it is F-D-C Fault, diagnosis and cure. That means looking at the fault codes first, following the test steps on the guided fault finding and then confirming what the cure is.
Or you have bought the sensor from a factor and they have not given you a pulse inductive sensor, and that I have seen countless times in the past.
I have a good mind to stick the original sensor back on and see what happens because I feel is was the reluctor ring allege time.