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Re: Crankshaft Sensor Replacement
« Reply #30 on: 07 October 2007, 16:44:59 »

Thanks again Smiley. What voltage output is normal? 14-15 or is 13.94 normal?

Your 13.94V is right at the top of the range. Shouldn't go above 14V.
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Re: Crankshaft Sensor Replacement
« Reply #31 on: 08 October 2007, 20:21:24 »

Hello,

Just wanted to say thanks to all for the advice offered.

On reading a few more posts on this forum, about symptoms for the Cam sensor failure, it does make a lot of sense, that this is the sensor at fault, i.e. hard starting when warm, lumpy running.

I stripped the alternator down and cleaned all the contacts, just to be safe, I have yet to measure the voltage coming off it to see if it is normal or not.

I purchased a cam sensor from ebay (LMF Vauxhall) and shall be fitting that soon, hopefully this weekend (saturday morning), well, if the post gets here!!

Will keep you advised of the developments on this one.

James
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