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bzossMay-18-05 03:03 PM
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#89585, "What sensor is this?"


          

There is a sensor that is directly above and to the left of the oil filter, what is it and what does it do?

I believe that is where I have oil leaking from, and at a substantial rate at that. It is hard to tell for sure that is where the oil is coming from, but I figure if I knew what that sensor was, and what it did it would help me figure out whether or not that is where my oil could be leaking from.

thanks for the help

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RE: What sensor is this?, SaberKhan, May-18-05 03:13 PM, #1
RE: What sensor is this?, 95greenhrcgs, May-18-05 03:24 PM, #2
RE: What sensor is this?, turbo8u, May-18-05 03:25 PM, #3
      RE: What sensor is this?, talonguy2005, May-18-05 03:52 PM, #4
           RE: What sensor is this?, CarbonFiberRST, May-18-05 07:10 PM, #5
RE: What sensor is this?, bzoss, May-19-05 04:52 AM, #6
RE: What sensor is this?, techboy, May-19-05 05:09 AM, #7
      RE: What sensor is this?, Global Ruler Of All ThingsDarkOne, May-19-05 05:33 AM, #8
           RE: What sensor is this?, InFiNiT3, May-19-05 10:49 AM, #9
                RE: What sensor is this?, bzoss, May-19-05 04:03 PM, #10

SaberKhanMay-18-05 03:13 PM
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#89586, "RE: What sensor is this?"
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Well, its been a while since I had my 2gnt, but if its by the oil filter I'd have to bet its the oil pressure sending unit. Then again, I thought that was on the back of the block?


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95greenhrcgsMay-18-05 03:24 PM
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#89587, "RE: What sensor is this?"
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Crank position sensor.

Oil Pressure Sending Unit is on the upper portion of the block on the drivers side.

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#89588, "RE: What sensor is this?"
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thats your crank angle sensor, its held in by 1 10mm bolt and the ECU uses it to determine where pistons are for its ignition, and fuel maps.

it has an o-ring around it, you can either replace the o-ring...or the sensor. depending if its just a leak, or a faulty sensor.

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talonguy2005May-18-05 03:52 PM
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#89593, "RE: What sensor is this?"
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there are three sensors on the back of the block. Drivers side is the oil pressure sending unit, then in the middle is the knock sensor, and the passenger side above the oil filter is the crank position sensor.



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CarbonFiberRSTMay-18-05 07:10 PM
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#89605, "RE: What sensor is this?"
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Originally posted by talonguy2005
there are three sensors on the back of the block. Drivers side is the oil pressure sending unit, then in the middle is the knock sensor, and the passenger side above the oil filter is the crank position sensor.


I thought I've read we didn't have a knock sensor. Guess I missunderstood.


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bzossMay-19-05 04:52 AM
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#89617, "RE: What sensor is this?"
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Then it is possible for oil to be leaking from there??

To be honest with you, I don't remember putting an O-ring there... Hopefully that is all I need to do, I really hope that I didn't screw something up. I am getting really tired of all the irratating small things that are going wrong with this re-build.

thanks for the help

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techboyMay-19-05 05:09 AM
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#89618, "RE: What sensor is this?"
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Yes, there is knock sensor .... and yes, oil can leak from any of the three on the back of the block.


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Global Ruler Of All ThingsDarkOneMay-19-05 05:33 AM
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#89622, "RE: What sensor is this?"
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Originally posted by techboy
Yes, there is knock sensor .... and yes, oil can leak from any of the three on the back of the block.


Uhh.. since when does the knock sensor sit in an oil galley? That's completely incorrect.

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#89636, "RE: What sensor is this?"
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lol @ dino!

anyway ya mine leaked too even after replacing the o ring and sensor.... i had to cake a bunch or sealant around the fucker to keep it from leaking.... worked great...just be carefull not to get any on the sensor itself. been holding the leak for a lil over a year now... although 8 months outa that year my cars been on jack stands hmmmmmmmmmmm lol


02:19:18pm DarkOne> They'd have had to brought a whole fucking JUG of KY.
02:19:28pm InFiNiT3> lol no shit
02:19:39pm DarkOne> and a funnel.
02:19:45pm grain> have to get the ky with warming
02:20:00pm InFiNiT3> i feel sorry for the 18 y/o (one was 17 one 18) his name was plaster'd all over the news n news paper
02:20:06pm DarkOne> Yeah, has to be warming.
02:20:06pm BuckNutty> jus spit on it and it'll go in
02:20:17pm InFiNiT3> aye the ky w/ warming any good>
02:20:45pm grain> never tryed it
02:20:50pm grain> i applyed for a sample on thier website
02:20:56pm BuckNutty> evan didn't complain any
02:20:56pm BuckNutty> it felt nice
02:20:57pm InFiNiT3> lol
02:21:01pm grain> i use id glide whne she dries
02:21:06pm grain> good stuff
02:21:45pm InFiNiT3> thnx for the new sig guys
02:21:45pm DarkOne> Are we still talking about fucking dead chicks?

  

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bzossMay-19-05 04:03 PM
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#89647, "RE: What sensor is this?"
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I found the leak, it is actually the cam shaft seals leaking down the inside of the timing cover, then down the side of the engine..
in any case, thanks for the help, and at least I know what sensor that is now.

Its back to pulling that damn motor out for me it sounds like.

I appreciate the help.

Built block.
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Tuned suspension.
TURBO.

  

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