Cleaning the crankshaft position sensor
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1922 Ford Model T / no OBD
Do you have any issue with it?
Being magnetic - CPS collects steel shavings on it, that can be wiped off with rag, but when you have lot of them, you have other problem.
Being magnetic - CPS collects steel shavings on it, that can be wiped off with rag, but when you have lot of them, you have other problem.
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Yes, are you having issues with it? If so, this article is for W211 E320, but maybe see if it may help you test yours: http://www.pelicanparts.com/techarti...or_Testing.htm
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e220 cdi 2005
no , I dont have any issue, at least seems so
I just wanted to make some routine services, I have plans to change the fluids, clean sensors, clean as many parts as I can, some myself, some at the mechanic
the car starts immediately, and seem to run good
so I will keep it like it is, hopefully it will be fine
thanks anyway
I just wanted to make some routine services, I have plans to change the fluids, clean sensors, clean as many parts as I can, some myself, some at the mechanic
the car starts immediately, and seem to run good
so I will keep it like it is, hopefully it will be fine
thanks anyway
