Yes, the ecu won't do anything without the crank sensor pulses.
The cam sensor is only used for sequential (rather than batch) injection at low engine speeds.
You can unplug the cam sensor with no obvious effect on the engine (in my experience).

Jim


Pete M wrote:
On 30 Nov, 16:21, Critter <[email protected]> wrote:
  
Hi Hamish,

a..The crankshaft sensor I haven't checked yet as I assumed (wrongly)
that this produced the spark and the camshaft sensor triggered the
injectors. So I will check this.
    

If the crankshaft sensor's not working then I didn't think you get any
fuel or spark.  It's a common problem people get when fitting the 2.0
from an auto Mondeo,  forgetting to swap the sensor for a manual one
and then finding the engine won't start.

  

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