RPM / Crankshaft Sensor - Ci Ignition XREV362

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This RPM / Crankshaft Sensor by Ci Ignition (part number XREV362) is designed for specific Ford Escort Mk IV models, offering a reliable replacement for your vehicle's engine management system. Its primary benefit is restoring or maintaining accurate engine timing and RPM readings, crucial for optimal performance. A caveat is that it requires verification via the make and model tool to ensure compatibility before purchase. Key features include its inductive sensor type, 2-pin angular connector, and a compact 75 mm length, designed to OE specifications.
| Model Part Number | XREV362 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Ci Ignition |
This sensor (XREV362) is compatible with specific Ford Escort Mk IV models (GAF, AWF, ABFT) with 1.4 Petrol engines. Always use the make and model tool to confirm fitment for your vehicle.
An inductive crankshaft position sensor generates an electrical signal based on the rotation of a toothed wheel on the crankshaft. This signal tells the engine's computer (ECU) the speed and position of the crankshaft.
Basic hand tools are usually sufficient for installation. However, a torque wrench might be recommended for proper tightening of the mounting bolt. Always refer to a vehicle-specific repair manual for precise instructions.
According to the product information, this sensor is supplied 'without cable'. You will need to use the existing cable harness or source one separately if required.
Orders placed before 3:30 pm typically qualify for 3 working days tracked UK delivery, Monday to Friday.
This refers to the electrical connector on the sensor. It has two pins that connect to the corresponding two wires in your vehicle's wiring harness.
This sensor is specified for the 1.4 Petrol engine of the Ford Escort Mk IV. Using it on a vehicle with a different engine size or type may lead to incompatibility and incorrect readings.
Ensure the sensor is correctly installed and the electrical connector is securely plugged in. Verify compatibility using the make and model tool. Check for any physical damage to the sensor or wiring.
A faulty crankshaft position sensor can trigger a Check Engine light. Consult a diagnostic tool for error codes. If the code points to the crankshaft position sensor circuit, inspect the sensor and its connections.
This can be a symptom of a failing sensor that is providing inconsistent signals. Check the sensor's connection and integrity. If the issue persists, replacement may be necessary.
Incorrect or missing RPM data from the sensor can lead to improper ignition timing and fuel delivery, causing performance issues. Ensure the sensor is functioning correctly and is compatible.
Compatibility Check: Before purchasing, it is crucial to use the provided make and model tool to verify that the Ci Ignition XREV362 RPM / Crankshaft Sensor is compatible with your specific vehicle. If you remain unsure, please contact us using the 'contact seller' link for assistance.
Installation: This sensor is designed as a direct replacement for compatible Ford Escort Mk IV models. Installation typically involves locating the existing crankshaft position sensor on the engine block, disconnecting its electrical connector, removing the mounting bolt, and carefully extracting the old sensor. The new sensor should then be installed in reverse order. Ensure the connector is securely fastened. For detailed installation steps specific to your vehicle, consult a professional mechanic or a vehicle-specific repair manual.
Care: The crankshaft position sensor is a sensitive electronic component. Avoid exposing it to excessive moisture, heat, or physical impact. Ensure that any cleaning around the sensor area is done carefully to prevent damage to the connector or the sensor body. No specific maintenance is typically required for the sensor itself, as its function is passive monitoring.