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Doodlebug

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Registered: 2023-10-12

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Crankshaft sensor

Can someone tell me where this is located please on fiat scudo 2004 JTD

JohnDragonMan

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From: Derby, East Midlands, UK

Registered: 2020-06-02

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Re: Crankshaft sensor

its kinda on the top of the bell housing..  where the flywheel is. it looks like you cant get it out without removing the water jacket/thermostat housing but you can. it helps if you remove the air filter housing. it can be hard to find but its there right on the side ish of the engine pointing down at the flywheel. its a 10mm spanner to undo the bolt. if i remember right you dont have to undo the bolt all the way. just slacken it off and you can turn the sensor and pull it out. the sensors bolt hole is kinda hook shaped so you dont have to take the bolt out all the way.

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AlvyLad

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Registered: 2021-06-11

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Re: Crankshaft sensor

https://eper.fiatforum.com/en/Drawings/ … 9619099280

part 16?

JohnDragonMan

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From: Derby, East Midlands, UK

Registered: 2020-06-02

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Re: Crankshaft sensor

nahh thats something else..  but as you look at that picture the crank shaft sensor is about in line with where the line for number 18 points at the head gasket. its literally just below that on the bell housing.

also another thing to note, the crank sensor from the 1.9 and 2.0 HDi/JTD are the same. all diesel engines on these vans use the same sensor!

if you look on the picture below, where you see the number "1" draw/continue the line towards the gearbox but ignore the like when it bends down.. continue the line on and you can see the 2 holes the crank sensor uses. the bigger one is for the sensor and the smaller one is for the 10mm bolt that holds it in.

Last edited by JohnDragonMan (2023-10-17 23:34:06)

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- JohnDragonMan
Notice: I have the tendency to void warranties, blow fuses, cause fires, and other fun stuff.
Words of wisdom: Internally rust proof the sills and subframe! both skins!!. There's always user serviceable parts inside. "Oh that shouldn't have happened".
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