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Crankshaft sensor
Has anybody change it?? I think Alfajack did...
I have to change it but first I took a look on ePer so as to see if another car was using the same. It seems that this sensor is unique for the Q4, can't see why as it's only a VR.
Someone knows is there is a substitution for this?
All others cars with similar engine/ECU (Tipo, Tempra, Dedra, Coupe, Delta) uses a unique sensor. This sensor is used also with other types of Fiat engines (Tipo 1750).
Last edited by Juan AR155Q4; 12-07-08 at 05:36.
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Strange. I have changed it (twice now, once my fault, once a mechanic who let the cmbelt wear away the cable)
It might be something silly like having a longer cable....
1993 Alfa Romeo 155 Q4 , 2.0 Turbo
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This was my fault, refitting PS and changed all belts, but didn't realized to check for the belt clearance.
Do you have a Bosch part # or similar?
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No sorry. I got it from the dealers.
I cant find the Bosch Parts Catalogue online
1993 Alfa Romeo 155 Q4 , 2.0 Turbo
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Well, digging in the net I have found what I supposed, the sensor are the same for a couple of car with almost the same engine.
Here are some links:
smpeurope.com
ignitioncarparts.co.uk
rinis-automotive.com
made-in-china.com
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The SMP lists the Twinspark not Q4, for the same part number
But they are very useful websites...thanks
wrinx
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The part number in SMP list is for a Q4.
-> 7741311
This is the one that ePER shows.
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Yes, noticed that...they must have the cc wrong then.
wrinx
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