Crankshaft sensor location

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Not easy to get to or change according to this.

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Vauxhall-Opel cars usually have the fuel filter fitted underneath adjacent to the right rear wheel.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5QEZ8YGgQ_4

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Yeah they are. But I wouldn't put a used crankshaft in a vehicle. Way to many variables by doing this. Get a remanned with the bearings.

We're is the crankshaft sensor located on a vauxhall vectra 22 direct

To locate the crankshaft sensor the starter has to be removed. Yes you read it right! The starter has to be removed.
Starter removal: Two bolts hold the starter in place having 13mm bolt size heads. The bottom bolt has an editional earth cable attached to it.
Removing the top bolt is a bit of a struggle, a flat 13mm spanner with slight bend does the trick for when working from under the car.

With the starter removed, find a smallish hole about 50mm diameter in the block. Thats the location of the three pronged crankshaft sensor. The wire attached is unclipped from the metal plate and then removed from the block using a 5mm ellen key to remove the bolt holding the crankshaft sensor in position.

Do not worry about the bolt coming seperated from the crankshaft sensor. The bolt has a design preventing the bolt from falling out of the crankshaft sensor housing.

My Vauxhall (Opel) Zafira 2004 1.8 liter 16V Petrol Auto
had COLD START problem; cold engine does not start no
matter what! I have changed the following parts, one after
another:
1. New Coil pack
2. New Spark plugs
3. New Battery
4. New Mass Air flow oxygen meter
5. Air filter
6. Oil filter
7. Engine oil
8. Fuel filter
9. Premium Petrol
10. Engine coolent water sensor
Still the same problem. Then changed 'Crank sensor'. And
now the car starts fine without any issue!!
Faizur Rahman <[email protected]>

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