Sensor on bottom of block by pulleys?
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Sensor on bottom of block by pulleys?
Is this the crank angle sensor? What is the purpose of this sensor?
The reason I ask is because my friend is working on a Integra LS with a GSR swap.
The car will start and idle by its self but when they hit the throttle the car will not do anything, they think it is not enough fuel. I know that sensor needs to be pluged in but what does it do? I have to talk to my friends step dad and he think he knows everything about cars and is giving me a ear full!
They say when they spray fuel in the throttle body the car will rev up fine.
I ask the pros what the hell is the problem with his teg?
The reason I ask is because my friend is working on a Integra LS with a GSR swap.
The car will start and idle by its self but when they hit the throttle the car will not do anything, they think it is not enough fuel. I know that sensor needs to be pluged in but what does it do? I have to talk to my friends step dad and he think he knows everything about cars and is giving me a ear full!
They say when they spray fuel in the throttle body the car will rev up fine.
I ask the pros what the hell is the problem with his teg?
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Re: Sensor on bottom of block by pulleys? (futuresi)
That sensor is for crank shaft flucuation. It sees misfires and throws a code when it doesnt like whats goin on. That thing will not make the car not run. Why not put a timing light on that car and make sure its set right.
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Re: Sensor on bottom of block by pulleys? (boostn420)
Ok I just found out some more info on this guys swap.
obd1 ls wiring harness
obd1 distributor
obd2 gsr motor
Does he have to switch out wiring harness? Whats the problem with this senerio
obd1 ls wiring harness
obd1 distributor
obd2 gsr motor
Does he have to switch out wiring harness? Whats the problem with this senerio
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Re: Sensor on bottom of block by pulleys? (futuresi)
also dont the marks on the cam gears need to line up like this:
(both marks need to meet each other on the inside?)
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(both marks need to meet each other on the inside?)
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not like this: | |
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Re: Sensor on bottom of block by pulleys? (futuresi)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by futuresi »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">also dont the marks on the cam gears need to line up like this:
(both marks need to meet each other on the inside?)
( -)(- )
not like this: | |</TD></TR></TABLE>
Actually,
I always thought the timing marks lined up like this:
( ' )( ' )
I could be wrong and someone correct me before I screw something up on my own machine. I have to set my own timing also. Let me see if I can find an online book about this. More later.
Scoo-D
(both marks need to meet each other on the inside?)
( -)(- )
not like this: | |</TD></TR></TABLE>
Actually,
I always thought the timing marks lined up like this:
( ' )( ' )
I could be wrong and someone correct me before I screw something up on my own machine. I have to set my own timing also. Let me see if I can find an online book about this. More later.
Scoo-D
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