[s-cars] Re Check Engine Light/No Start

[Gregory Wolters]

When I looked at the Bentley, it has more to do with
the older engine with the hall sender at the rear of
the engine.

I guess I know the answer, but does the bumper,
radiator, etc. have to be removed to replace the CPS? 
If so, it may be a great time to replace my dented
passenger side fender (I need one in green if anyone
knows of one.)  I will contact the usual vendors
again, too.

Thanks for the tip about tying the belt to the
sprocket.

Any write ups available for this procedure?

Thanks Again,

Greg
94 S4

--- Tom Green <trgreen at comcast.net> wrote:

> As Tony indicates, the 2113 code is specific for the
> CPS.  The  
> intermittent failure mode
> and symptoms are typical.
> If you replace by removing the sprocket with timing
> belt in place,  
> tie the belt to the sprocket
> before removal and you wont disturb the timing.