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HELP!
« on: 23 June 2008, 17:46:03 »

Hello hoping someone can help am now about change the crank sensor on my 2.0 r-reg omega,where do i find the sensor and wiring plug on the engine as so far can only find how to do it on a v6 on the site so could do with a ponit in the right place!
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Re: HELP!
« Reply #1 on: 23 June 2008, 18:56:15 »

From Memory it is on the left hand side of the engine at the bottom and toward the front. It is held in by one bolt. Not the best directions I know!

If nobody comes up with anything better I'll take a photo for you.
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Re: HELP!
« Reply #2 on: 23 June 2008, 19:11:18 »

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Hello hoping someone can help am now about change the crank sensor on my 2.0 r-reg omega,where do i find the sensor and wiring plug on the engine as so far can only find how to do it on a v6 on the site so could do with a ponit in the right place!

Put your hand on the oil dipstick tube.
Run your hand down the tube until you meet the crankcase.
Feel forward, towards the front of the engine, approx 2".
You'll feel the mounting bolt and then the sensor.

The wiring runs behind the power steering pump and up the
passenger side of the cambelt cover. You'll see it mounted
on built in clips on the cambelt cover. The wiring then continues
over the cambelt cover and connects to a plug in the vicinity
of the alternator.

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Re: HELP!
« Reply #3 on: 23 June 2008, 19:13:32 »

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Hello hoping someone can help am now about change the crank sensor on my 2.0 r-reg omega,where do i find the sensor and wiring plug on the engine as so far can only find how to do it on a v6 on the site so could do with a ponit in the right place!

Put your hand on the oil dipstick tube.
Run your hand down the tube until you meet the crankcase.
Feel forward, towards the front of the engine, approx 2".
You'll feel the mounting bolt and then the sensor.

The wiring runs behind the power steering pump and up the
passenger side of the cambelt cover. You'll see it mounted
on built in clips on the cambelt cover. The wiring then continues
over the cambelt cover and connects to a plug in the vicinity
of the alternator.





Is that the same for the V6 grumpy?? Exellent description.  :y
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Re: HELP!
« Reply #4 on: 23 June 2008, 19:18:05 »

on the v6,it is just behind the oil filter :y
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Re: HELP!
« Reply #5 on: 23 June 2008, 19:30:47 »

Cool... Noted for future reference  :y :y (if I was ever brave enough to carry out a repair!)  :y
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Re: HELP!
« Reply #6 on: 23 June 2008, 19:42:01 »

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Cool... Noted for future reference  :y :y (if I was ever brave enough to carry out a repair!)  :y


you can only really get at the V6 from below if i remember correctly
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« Reply #7 on: 23 June 2008, 19:51:36 »

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Cool... Noted for future reference  :y :y (if I was ever brave enough to carry out a repair!)  :y


you can only really get at the V6 from below if i remember correctly



Cheers matey  :y will bear that in mind. Just out of interest... you dont drive out of hereford in the mornings on the A49 at about 06:45-07:00 do you?? It's just a see a great looking elite like your avatar.... just wondered  ::)
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Re: HELP!
« Reply #8 on: 23 June 2008, 22:32:14 »

just a quick one to say cheers for the info,have changed the sensor so hopfully problem sorted..... word of advice tho either buy a v6 or a 2.0 without air con otherwise its a real bugger......(i speak as a man covered in oil and now have arms and hands facing the wrong way from trying to reach bolts etc  :-/
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