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Project 15: Crankshaft Sensor Replacement

Got any questions on Project 15 for your E36 or E30? Ask them here!

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Wayne how do you test crank sensor on 93 325is, I have no spark,I think it the crank sensor,just want to be sure before I have pelican send me one. Thanks, Jerry
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I dont know the specifics but essentially you connect an analog multimeter to the sensor while it is in place and watch the voltage while cranking the engine.
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