poweradeTSI
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- Sep 7, 2005
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bay area, hayward,
California
darn it my car has crankwalk what shouldi do any cheapfixes out there. 

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tim4g63fast said:OK so it simulates crank angle position. Um so its not a crank angle sensor right. A crank angle sensor would be on the crank. It just produces an extra signal simulating crank spin. and as i said before it is redundant technology on 2g's. Its almost like putting another cam angle sensore and mabey a few balance shaft sensor's.
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tim4g63fast said:And for the whole cas thing. Yes, you do have two signals coming from and spun by the cam. So I don't know how much of a crank angle sensor you can call it. It just sends a crank signal. It in no way actually senses the crank moving. It still judges the crank moving by the cam moving.