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Reference Sensors
Hello Everyone,
I know of the two reference Sensors on the 944 engine (one for measuring engine speed and the other for measurinfg crank position). I see those sensors listed second in this page from The Parts Bin website but what is this first sensor listed? Any ideas? Thanks, Michael http://catalog.thepartsbin.com/?year=1987&make=PO&imageField.x=20&imageField.y=12 |
They should be identical.
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What they have listed there is something diferent though. Must be an efor in their catalog, eh?
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I think the double overhead cam model uses just the one sensor for both speed and tdc measurement and has a different connection because of this. If you have two sensors you need the lower of the two in the catalogue.
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The two reference sensors are identical, same part#
But there is also a TDC sensor located next to the reference sensors. |
Really? I haven't come across that third sensor . I'll have a peek this weekend. Thanks for the info folks.
Michael. |
When you look at the engine from above, the TDC sensor is located to the right of the reference sensors on the same bracket.
It's round with a wire on it. |
only later model 944 (85.5 and up I belive)have the third sensor it's just for diagnostics so you only need the two and they have the same part #
I had the three sensor model on the 87 engine I bought and I was told that the third sensor was totally unnesseary. |
Actually I ran into this on my Early '85 944 which I think has the same motor layotu as the '87 924S. I had only the two identical sensors. I removed and replaced one for a broken connector, and removed and cleaned the other. They are magnetic so they pick-up bits of metal which may disturb the signal. Later motors have a seperate TDC sensor that is different and is mounted near the two twins.
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