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[tango]

100% Crank sensor. (ok 99% but thats where the smart money is)  not expensive and easy to change without even removing the wheels. EXACT same on mine, fixed.

will give it a try as ive got a car here wich im breaking at mo so have loads of bits
wich one is the crank sensor

[harpersimon]

100% Crank sensor. (ok 99% but thats where the smart money is)  not expensive and easy to change without even removing the wheels. EXACT same on mine, fixed.

will give it a try as ive got a car here wich im breaking at mo so have loads of bits
wich one is the crank sensor

my comment was aimed at JayJay29, the originator of the thread - suggest you might want to start your own, but while you're here, the cranksensor is located next to the oil filter housing (on a V at any rate)  - but I wouldn't recommend changing it for another second hand one - unless you can verify its integrity

[jayjay29]

Hi guys seen to have sorted this its started first time all week.
After doing the oil change a couple of weeks ago i chanced the crank sensor had fouled with some oil during filter removal!
Took the crank sensor off it had oil all over it gave it a good clean put it back and she has started first time ever since. So until it does it again i will hold back on repacing the sensor.
Cheers Jay