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Is There A Test For Crank Angle Sensors Off The Car? Rb20

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hi again mates. is there a test to check if a crank angle sensor should work without it on the car? its a rb20 one. Im trying to diagnose a problem with my car that wouldnt restart 2 seconds after it stalled. I have a spare I got with the car but its unknown condition and doesn't do anything when plugged into the loom on car

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hi again mates. is there a test to check if a crank angle sensor should work without it on the car? its a rb20 one. Im trying to diagnose a problem with my car that wouldnt restart 2 seconds after it stalled. I have a spare I got with the car but its unknown condition and doesn't do anything when plugged into the loom on car

Nothing is wrong with my CAS, but after I stalled my car it wouldn't start either. Had to crank and wait a while.

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I'm stuck for ideas on something I can test that gets power sent to it by the ecu so I can confirm ecu isn't dead. My thinning is that the 12 volt or whatever it is power at the injectors will still be there even if there was no ecu in the car and that the power I'm seeing at injectors isn't fed from the ecu and that only the switching is. Is that correct of is the power I'm reading at the injectors isn't from the ecu? If it is from ecu then I probably say its cas problem and I be a lot happier not worrying I have a dead 1000$ ecu and $600 tune

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