[Quantum Owners] Zetec Crank Position Sensor

[Nigel Plant]

Thanks guys. Thats what Id found too, was clinging on to the slim hope it may 
be wrong abd the engine did not have to come out. Have now looked at housings 
and are quite different. Oh well guess what Im doing tomorrow. Castle Combe is 
looking iffy!!

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Re: [Quantum Owners] Zetec Crank Position Sensor

[Ian Harrison]

THis thread states the CPS is the same, but the housings are different
between auto and manual. Using the manual housing should sort it.

Ian

http://www.locostbuilders.co.uk/viewthread.php?tid=66152


On 1 July 2017 at 13:41, Ian Harrison  wrote:

> I'm pretty sure I've read that they are different on automatics Nigel.
>
> Ian
>
> On 1 July 2017 at 13:00, Steve Kodź  wrote:
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>> Could you not use a CPS from the automatic?
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>> On 1 July 2017 12:51:29 Nigel Plant  wrote:
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>> Have rebuilt an engine for my zetec xtreme, but cannot get it started.
>>> The Omex ECU is not seeing the CPS signal. Have checked all wiring, sensor
>>> and signals. Have put an oscilloscope at the ECU end of the wiring and
>>> although getting a signal of sorts it is very noisy. I finally decided to
>>> check the flywheel holes line up with the sensor hole and it seems there is
>>> about 2 or 3mm offset.
>>>
>>> Now the question. The new engine is from an automatic. Flywheel etc from
>>> my old engine. Can anyone tell me conclusively if the automatic CPS is in a
>>> different position to the manual one. A bit if googling indicates it is, so
>>> looks like engine out again. Ouch.
>>>
>>> Nigel
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Re: [Quantum Owners] Zetec Crank Position Sensor

[Ian Harrison]

I'm pretty sure I've read that they are different on automatics Nigel.

Ian

On 1 July 2017 at 13:00, Steve Kodź  wrote:

> Could you not use a CPS from the automatic?
>
> --
> h4-turbo.co.uk
> quantumowners.club
>
>
>
>
> On 1 July 2017 12:51:29 Nigel Plant  wrote:
>
> Have rebuilt an engine for my zetec xtreme, but cannot get it started. The
>> Omex ECU is not seeing the CPS signal. Have checked all wiring, sensor and
>> signals. Have put an oscilloscope at the ECU end of the wiring and although
>> getting a signal of sorts it is very noisy. I finally decided to check the
>> flywheel holes line up with the sensor hole and it seems there is about 2
>> or 3mm offset.
>>
>> Now the question. The new engine is from an automatic. Flywheel etc from
>> my old engine. Can anyone tell me conclusively if the automatic CPS is in a
>> different position to the manual one. A bit if googling indicates it is, so
>> looks like engine out again. Ouch.
>>
>> Nigel
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Re: [Quantum Owners] Zetec Crank Position Sensor

[Steve Kodź]

Could you not use a CPS from the automatic?

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On 1 July 2017 12:51:29 Nigel Plant  wrote:

Have rebuilt an engine for my zetec xtreme, but cannot get it started. The 
Omex ECU is not seeing the CPS signal. Have checked all wiring, sensor and 
signals. Have put an oscilloscope at the ECU end of the wiring and although 
getting a signal of sorts it is very noisy. I finally decided to check the 
flywheel holes line up with the sensor hole and it seems there is about 2 
or 3mm offset.


Now the question. The new engine is from an automatic. Flywheel etc from my 
old engine. Can anyone tell me conclusively if the automatic CPS is in a 
different position to the manual one. A bit if googling indicates it is, so 
looks like engine out again. Ouch.


Nigel

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[Quantum Owners] Zetec Crank Position Sensor

[Nigel Plant]

Have rebuilt an engine for my zetec xtreme, but cannot get it started. The Omex 
ECU is not seeing the CPS signal. Have checked all wiring, sensor and signals. 
Have put an oscilloscope at the ECU end of the wiring and although getting a 
signal of sorts it is very noisy. I finally decided to check the flywheel holes 
line up with the sensor hole and it seems there is about 2 or 3mm offset.

Now the question. The new engine is from an automatic. Flywheel etc from my old 
engine. Can anyone tell me conclusively if the automatic CPS is in a different 
position to the manual one. A bit if googling indicates it is, so looks like 
engine out again. Ouch.

Nigel

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