[V8] Hall sender / theories?
DasWolfen at aol.com
DasWolfen at aol.com
Wed Apr 7 00:36:28 EDT 2004
In a message dated 4/6/04 8:21:13 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
lyddall at netzero.com writes:
> I got a new distributor and installed it last night to replace the one
> with the broken hall sender. ($80 from Force5 and a replacement door
> mirror unit for $25). I still have the same problem of really rough idle
> and hesitation/engine vibration when you push the gas. The fault code is
> 2113 (hall sender), but I've tested the sender and it is blinking when it
> should and seems to have the correct voltages as described in the shop
> manual.
This certainly sounds familiar..... Rough idle, hesitation, fully
operational hall sensor being coded..... Last time I saw saw those three symptoms
together the T/B was off a tooth. The ecu only looks for the hall sensor during a
specific period of time, if it doesnt see it during that time it codes the
sensor, backs off the timing, and ignores the knock sensors.
>
> Is it possible that when I put the old distributor on and broke the cover
> that keeps the hall sender wires in place that the distributor jammed
> enough that it moved the cam sprocket and now the timing is now off a few
> degrees?
You'll strip the teeth off the belt before you'll get the gear to turn on
the cam.
>
> I don't really want to do a t-belt job on this car (160k) - not to mention
> I don't have the locking plates or any of the other tools needed.
Want to or not thats the only fix.
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