Crank trigger connector/crank angle sensor location
Hello everyone [tl;dr start at the last paragraph]
For starters I'm a do-it-yourself-man and NOT a professional mechanic or an engineer. I've found helpful threads on RX8 club before despite never signing up myself but I couldn't find a thread for my current problem so I finally signed up to make a thread. I've had my RX-8 for about a year now, bought it used at around 130k km on it and after numerous track days and lost compressions I blew the engine :(. I have fully disassembled the engine only to find out that it's terminal and so I've decided to put a new engine in and to change the oil hoses with it since they were very rusty. Now I have ordered the Racing Beat Coolet Pipe set and I'm looking at their installation instructions at: http://www.mazdarotaryparts.com/ekmp...-pipes-ins.pdf. And I'm confused by the instruction numbers 21. and 22. So my question is that where exactly is the crank trigger connector/crank angle sensor or rather which sensor is it? I was hoping that someone could post a picture or explain it to me as clearly as possible. Thank you in advance! |
I think you mean the ESS (Eccentric shaft sensor)?
https://cimg4.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.rx8...788bf6d344.jpg Sorry if this isn't what you are looking for |
I'm not sure, the instructions identify it as crank trigger connector and crank angle sensor. The point is that disconnecting it would keep the engine from starting while cranking the engine.
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That's what you are looking for :) No spark or fuel delivery with it disconnected
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Thank you!
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One would think that a place like Racing Beat would at least use the correct terminology though. I was confused as well when I read step 21 and 22 in the OP's link although I knew they wanted you to turn the engine over without it starting. Just the terminology was awkward ... they even referred to the ESS by two different names.
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Well, this is certainly a blast to go back and read through. There's only a couple original owners of RX-8's still in our group. Most have moved on to other cars/trucks. Here's what I'm driving now.
https://cimg6.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.rx8...9614e2f479.jpg |
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