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[holtender]

I did one last week on a 2.5, I think I payed £68 for a genuine part, but they had to order it in and there is a link on here explaining that there are two types of crank sensor on the 2.5 so  if you have a 2.5 make sure you get the correct one.

Simple job to do, just unplug one end and use a Torx screwdriver on the other end.

The hardest part of the job is locating the crank sensor, if you take off the N/S front wheel you will see the oil filter and the sensor is just above it held in by a torx bolt.

[Entwood]

As above but follow the guide regarding routing of the cable.... or the exhaust heat will damage it and you'll be replacing it again very soon !!

[aiden]

 recieved new sensor i'll try and fit it today if the rain keeps off, Aiden

[JamesV6CDX]

recieved new sensor i'll try and fit it today if the rain keeps off, Aiden

 

[JamesV6CDX]

Any luck?

As this is such a quick job, (eg, 15 mins) I could potentially call in tomorrow PM, as I may be near the area, weather depending. Drop me a PM if you need any help.

I'm hoping you've got it sorted, though 

[aiden]

not done it yet, just recieved set of torx sockets, try and do it today :

[aiden]

all done and running took about 20 mins, many thanks for your    help. Aden