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2G Camsaft sensor removal

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Timo Laine

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Oct 2, 2017
Inari, Europe
Hi guys, my problem is bad English as well as the fact that the DSM G2 turbo from 1995 is broken. It broke a week after it was made to the timing belt work. The problem is ECU or most likely has violated the camsaft sensor. :idontknow:

The problem is that the largest car or Mitsubishi owners do not know differ from the camsaft and granksaft sensors. My problem is a camsaft sensor, based on the fact that cylinders 2 and 3 are not working.:banghead:

My big question, is whether the camsaft sensor can be removed without detaching the camsaft bulley?! Is it possible or not? Because that sensor is most under the camsaft wheel. I do not want to mess up the timing belt, because I can not fix it, if it i mess it, but it can change the sensor, but I do not want do it, if that is not possible.

Please help me :barf:
 
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