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CHT and crank sensor readings?

So I tried to fire up my 993 motor in a 78SC today.

I have got it cranking, oil pressure, sounds good, fuel in the rails, one king lead delivered a healthy spark, but not firing.

I pulled number 4 top plug after quite a lot of cranking and it was bone dry and no smell of gas.

I dont have a 993 manual, what ohm reading should I get across the CHT and crank sensors? (I have a DVM but no scope).

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And if anyone has got the 993 part numbers for the CHT and crank ref that would be handy too.

Edit - So I think I found the part numbers, CHT is 993-606-013-00 and 996-606-105-00 for the crank.

Still need to know the ohm numbers.
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maybe this will help?



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Excellent, that's very helpful.

Many thanks.
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So I just tested the CHT sensor with a meter, its 20 degrees C here today and I got a reading of 2.45Kohms.

Pretty much in the right place.

I've ordered a Crank sensor as the body of mine has sustained a bash and its a trickier thing to check, I havent used a scope for 15 years so i thought buying a new sensor easier!

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