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My ZS is Dead, one for Matt
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My ZS is Dead, one for Matt
Matt can you read this
http://www.themgzs.co.uk/vb/showthread.php?t=23520
And let me know what can cause no spark.
Ta
http://www.themgzs.co.uk/vb/showthread.php?t=23520
And let me know what can cause no spark.
Ta
Sambomonkee- Registered user
Re: My ZS is Dead, one for Matt
Will do in a bit as got to boot up pc because I can't remember my password
Matt Parker- Registered user
Re: My ZS is Dead, one for Matt
As posted over there, if there is no spark and if there is also no fuel being injected then the culprit will more than likely be the crank sensor. I always keep several brand new crank sensors in my tool box at work and in home garage because of this, although it won't help you much as I have 4 cylinder PG1 crank sesnors.
Matt Parker- Registered user
Re: My ZS is Dead, one for Matt
Thanks Matt, I will get one ordered in, unless you have spare working one?
Sambomonkee- Registered user
Re: My ZS is Dead, one for Matt
I don't I'm affraid, got new ZT one but thats no good either for you
Matt Parker- Registered user
Re: My ZS is Dead, one for Matt
c0ck, the sensor snapped off in the hole, now its impossible to get it out without, removing the gearbox, and maybe the fly wheel again.
Don't think I can stomach it again, so its going to be sorn (again), whilst I decide if its going to the breakers.
Don't think I can stomach it again, so its going to be sorn (again), whilst I decide if its going to the breakers.
Sambomonkee- Registered user
Re: My ZS is Dead, one for Matt
Do you have a drill that can fit to go down the side of the sensor so it makes it easier to pull out.
Matt Parker- Registered user
Re: My ZS is Dead, one for Matt
Matt Parker wrote:Do you have a drill that can fit to go down the side of the sensor so it makes it easier to pull out.
I have been told to chisel it out, but first remove the inspection cover, the bits should fall out of it, either way, I have nothing to lose doing it like this, as if it doesn't work the gearbox has to come off.
Sambomonkee- Registered user
Re: My ZS is Dead, one for Matt
Nope, you can twat it out as Steve mentioned its just that its a little more agressive that way, try not to hit anything else in the process though and make sure that you get all of the remains out of the bell housing.
I saw drill as its safer and cleaner, drill down the side or the centre and then use a screw extractor or good wood screw to screw into the sensor and then use some mole grips to twist n pull it out.
I saw drill as its safer and cleaner, drill down the side or the centre and then use a screw extractor or good wood screw to screw into the sensor and then use some mole grips to twist n pull it out.
Matt Parker- Registered user
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