Correct Ohms on a speed six Crank Sensor

Correct Ohms on a speed six Crank Sensor

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mijtec

Original Poster:

71 posts

195 months

Wednesday 30th May 2012
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How many Ohms Should a Crank sensor have. Cheers

paulvx220T

124 posts

156 months

Saturday 2nd June 2012
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Checked a new sensor i am fitting and it measures 272 Ohms

mijtec

Original Poster:

71 posts

195 months

Monday 4th June 2012
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Thanks mate mine should be ok then as it reads 269 Ohms

Sagi Badger

610 posts

199 months

Wednesday 6th June 2012
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Sorry to change the subject but was wondering if you could check the DC resistance of the two pairs of wires on the trinary switch for the AC. This is the 6 pin plug with 4 terminals used that is tucked away on the OS inner wing at the front of the car, there are a pair of blue sleeved wires and a pair of black sleeved wires. I have been trying to fool the AC as I want to use it for something else, AC not fitted on my car... Can you give me Ohms between the two pairs or whatever else you measure. And here's me assuming that you have AC! Clearly you have a resistance meter so I ask in hope. I will fool the ECU with a dummy load, linking out blows fuses, ooppss, or triggers the fan so I guess over heat condition for the refridgerant. If it works beer on me.

Thanks in advance.

Cheers, J

paulvx220T

124 posts

156 months

Thursday 7th June 2012
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I do have AC, i will take a few measurements and get back to you.

paulvx220T

124 posts

156 months

Thursday 7th June 2012
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having difficulty in locating the switch do you have a picture of its location

thanks
Paul

Sagi Badger

610 posts

199 months

Friday 8th June 2012
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Paul, On the Sagaris it is on the NS front inner wing. It will be in a similar location me thinks on the Tuscan. It should be a switch with 4 wires on it on the AC plumbing near the rad. One of the pairs of contacts is for the overheat sensing and I think the other a pressure sensor, I am guessing that this one has a resistor strapped across it to confirm the circuit is not open circuit, like an end of line resistor.

Good of you to offer and sorry I can't give an exact location....

Thanks, J

Sagi Badger

610 posts

199 months

Friday 8th June 2012
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Oh,me daft! just reading my first request I have written OS when in fact it is NS inner wing on the Sag