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gandl2123Dec-03-06 11:09 AM
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#120588, "Help with my 2G and Crank Sensor"


          

I'm new to this and think that 2GNT means 2G non-turbo. If so then I feel I'm at the right place...

I have a 95 Eclipse GS with 2.0 non-turbo and M/T. Someone has messed with the wiring coming out of the crank sensor and I have no spark and she will not run.

What are the colors of the wires coming out of the sensor and going to the PCM or wherever they go in the harness?

Right now I have a blk/blu wire, a red wire, and a grey/brown or gold wire coming out of the sensor and stripped.

Coming from and haning down from the harness I have three wires of other colors I believe. I would like to know what are the colors of the wires in the harness and what are the colors of the wires at the crank sensor susposed to be. I need the color for the signal, ground and pwr. I don't want to guess and check here as I've just replaced the computer thinking it was that.....

Thanks

gandl2123@comcast.net

  

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gandl2123Dec-03-06 12:46 PM
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#120589, "RE: Help with my 2G and Crank Sensor"
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After further review..the wires coming from the PCM are Yellow and black/green and blue/white.

The yellow has voltage (strong) with the key on.

One of the others had pwr but the light was dim as if the pwr was going through a relay or some other electrically reason.

The wires coming from the sensor are black/blue stripe coming out of the middle position on the sensor and orange from one end and grey/w/brn stripe on the other end.

Thanks for your help.

  

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NightfallDec-04-06 04:16 AM
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#120590, "RE: Help with my 2G and Crank Sensor"
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Well, I know the wires coming from your computer are -
Yellow - Power
Black/Green stripe - Ground
Blue/White stripe - Signal
I'm not sure about your sensor
could be -
Orange - Power
Black/Blue stripe - Ground
Grey/Brown stripe - Signal
Not absolutley sure, but my best guess, hope this helps

  

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gandl2123Dec-04-06 11:28 AM
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#120591, "RE: Help with my 2G and Crank Sensor"
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Are you sure about the wires coming from the PCM/MFI (yellow/blk/green/blue/white) and the designations you said?

If so, the book dose show the sensor and as you look down on it the power is in the middle and the others are easily found. Thanks for your help.

PS Did you get this from a manual or memory? Please send responses to gandl2123@comcast.net

Thanks Again!

  

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