crank sensor problems
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crank sensor problems
hi everyone! I have an 04 Discovery that quit on me today and showed a crank sensor code. I put a sensor in it less than a year ago. I don't recall where I got it from, is there much difference in them? Any ideas why it failed so soon? I can get one from the dealer if need be. Just trying to keep the old thing going, I do travel with it sometimes. Thanks for your help!!
#2
#3
hi everyone! I have an 04 Discovery that quit on me today and showed a crank sensor code. I put a sensor in it less than a year ago. I don't recall where I got it from, is there much difference in them? Any ideas why it failed so soon? I can get one from the dealer if need be. Just trying to keep the old thing going, I do travel with it sometimes. Thanks for your help!!
#5
You may have already found the problem. You can always snug up the valve covers until you get around to changing them. 8mm weird 12 sided bolt or something like that. Not sure what you call it.
#8
I didn’t get any codes which was weird.
Myrtle died right in the middle of Atlanta traffic last week. The engine would crank but I had no ignition. As I sat in traffic with people cursing at me, I had enough time to check for codes with my Foxwell NT-510. I googled my problem and found that the crank position sensor was the cause.
The CPS finally cooled off from me pouring bottled water on it. I was able to start up the engine again and drive it to a bank parking lot to wait for a tow truck.
Myrtle died right in the middle of Atlanta traffic last week. The engine would crank but I had no ignition. As I sat in traffic with people cursing at me, I had enough time to check for codes with my Foxwell NT-510. I googled my problem and found that the crank position sensor was the cause.
The CPS finally cooled off from me pouring bottled water on it. I was able to start up the engine again and drive it to a bank parking lot to wait for a tow truck.
Last edited by JUKE179r; 02-24-2018 at 05:48 AM.
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