Replacing Crank Angle Sensor

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PHIL069 wrote: Took about 30 minutes to get Vectose off!


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haha.

When you say hitting the back of it, do you mean the part that faces the engine block, or the wheel well?
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Does Mrs. 069 know about this :(D):
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You guys are so easy to please :lol:

I hit it from the back (the side facing the engine) on the side facing towards the front of the car (next to the AC compressor).
I put the wood up in the gap and hit the wood from as high up as I could.
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PHIL069 wrote:You guys are so easy to please :lol:

I hit it from the back. I put the wood up in the gap.
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Yip thats I how id did bjk's one his was very tight first time it had been popped possibly
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vipfto wrote:Yip thats I how id did bjk's one his was very tight first time it had been popped possibly
bahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahhahahahahaha holy f**k!!!!!!!
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Sorry to keep spamming, but this is fkn gold :lol:
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Tim, we are getting heaps of bites tonight. We should go fishing moar often. :lol:
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Hahaha tis entertaining
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FKN LOL!
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Bahahaha!!

We just got the pulley off now, it was soaked in WD40 for a while, then pulled off with the crow bar.
It's slightly damaged. But we have a spare that we're going to replace it with :p
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:cheers:
It must be getting pretty late there now.
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1:10 AM :) only been at it since 1PM :)
New sensor is going in now 8)
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Done! Started first go!

Cheers everybody for the help!
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Good to hear!
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Congrats. You have some serious patience!
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Congrats.

Fuuuuuuuuuck that!
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Re: Replacing Crank Angle Sensor

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haha yeah, glad it's done, at least next time we know how to do it, and also how to do the belts now too...

Although I'd rather there not be a next time...
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