CAS removal
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CAS removal
I need to know what is holding the CAS (Crank Angle Sensor) in place.
Is it just 1 (one) screw or more ?
I removed the screw and I couldn't get it to move. I assumed it will pull right out if it seems like it is being held (maybe whoever messed with it before me glued it on or something). I was able to barely turn it with all my force. I tapped the CAS a few times but it still doesn't break loose
Any tips ?
Is it just 1 (one) screw or more ?
I removed the screw and I couldn't get it to move. I assumed it will pull right out if it seems like it is being held (maybe whoever messed with it before me glued it on or something). I was able to barely turn it with all my force. I tapped the CAS a few times but it still doesn't break loose
Any tips ?
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thanks for the quick response, I was able to get it out by getting a better grip with a big wrench and turn it until it broke loose.
It felt like popping a cherry
I aligned the marks and it's back in
It felt like popping a cherry
I aligned the marks and it's back in
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Originally posted by Rxmfn7
Thanks weird, every one Ive taken off has been a small bolt ..
Thanks weird, every one Ive taken off has been a small bolt ..
That means you remove the bolt and you basically can spin the CAS like all the way around?
That's not stock - seriously. There's usually a stud topped with a nut - the stud keeps the CAS from turning more than like 20-degrees total.
-Ted
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