[V8] Reference / RPM Sensor Failure
CoultL at aol.com
CoultL at aol.com
Fri Jan 23 22:27:19 EST 2004
I took the car out today and it drove great. I got home and tied to restart
it and nothing…kept cranking. Let it cool and it stared right back up…
classic reference sensor problem. I went out for a drive again and pulled codes
when I got back. I got:
“2111
RPM sensor
Open or short circuit,
Defective sensor & cables, metal fragments on flywheel teeth”
I then attempted to start the car (again, no start, just cranked) and I then
pulled codes again and got the 2111 again and the
“2112
Timing (62 degrees BTDC) reference sensor
Flywheel pin damaged/missing,
Mislocated Sensor, flywheel pin, distributor hall sensor out of adjustment”
I never had a problem with these sensors before I pulled them to get the
trans off. Any idea why they might pick now to die? I wonder if my adding some
insulation between the sensors and the heat plate has anything to do with it.
I guess with 120k on the clock it is just time. My question is, can the
reference sensor also trigger the RPM sensor fault code? I though if the RPM
sensor quit the car should have stalled. I would much rather just replace the
reference sensor. TIA.
-Justin
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