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No offense but that seems like a lot of squarewheel engineering to me, given there is a bracket available from a forum member here from Norway (name is escaping me) that will convert a 3B head to run the AAN/ABY/ADU cam sensor.
1.far easier to change in the event of failure,
2.far less likely to fail as it wont be exsposed to the same extreme heat cycles as one mounted under the pulley wheel.
Easy...as seen on many other h.p cars.
Back on topic please.
P.S. given the choice to re-engineer the position i sure as hell wouldn't put it 'a la' aby ever again.
Carlos.
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Hallgiver brakett for montering på femmer topper som ikke har hallgiver. Maskinerings tegning medfølger. KR 700 + frakt OBS dette er en ombygging jeg har gjort på min egen 7A topp. Jeg garanterer ikke at dette vil fungere på andre topper med tanke på om det er forskjell i støping eller toppen er ...
RS2'd 93 UrS4 5 spd sedan
94 UrS4 V8 6 spd manual avant
Just a thought - there might be a current off the shelf hall effect device from Bosch that could work in this position. I'll hit the books and that Bosch motorsport catalog - you know the one - with the box of tissues beside it
That sensor wheel needs to be on accurately though as the CMP pulse has to arrive in a prescribed time - have you used the original pulley to time where the gap is ?
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