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Craigb

Tdc Sensor Or Crank Sensor

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Craigb

I'm having a new flywheel and clutch made up at the moment , after mine self descructed at the weekend . The new one has the timing trigger on the flywheel.

 

Having had a look around , i am a little confused about which sensor mounts into the BE3 bell housing to pick up the timing teeth .

 

GSF have a tdc sesnor and a crank sensor listed for various peugeot / citroen cars .

 

Does anyone have a part number for the correct sensor .

 

it'll save me having the daft conversation with the peugeot parts monkey about what's my chassis number ?

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Anthony

I think that N92536 should do you - that's listed as a ZX/Xantia 2.0 crank sensor (only £14.50 plus VAT too)

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jackherer
I think that N92536 should do you - that's listed as a ZX/Xantia 2.0 crank sensor (only £14.50 plus VAT too)

 

They are cheap looking plastic things but I've been running one for a few years with no problems.

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Craigb
They are cheap looking plastic things but I've been running one for a few years with no problems.

 

picked one up yesterday , do you know if these are inductive or digital

 

I am assuming digital as it has three wires going into the connector, numbered 1 2 3.

 

Any ideas what they should be wired up to ?

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pugrallye

They are a Hall sensor, will reproduce a square wave pattern pin 1 is normally +ve and 2 is signal and 3 is -ve would double check on wiring diagram but they are pretty much generic like that, double check car they are being wired up to as some hall sensors are only 5 v input..

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petert

They are not hall effect, but rather inductive and produce a very low voltage sine wave. Signal wires are 1 and 2, with 3 being the shield.

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