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Camshaft Synchronizer - Price Motorsport The CMP sensor assembly is driven by a synchronized shaft installed where a distributer previously resided All DIS systems employ a seperate Ignition Control Module or DIS module which carries out the actual firing of the coils as directed by the PCM
Hall effect cam sensor | Yellow Bullet Forums We have are using AEM Inifity ECU on a 408 sbf using a MSD flying magnet crank trigger and a Price Motorsports Hall effect cam sensor for a 351w When configuring AEM for cam sensor it does not allow you to switch between falling and rising signal it only uses falling signal
Price Motorsports Cam Sync - Holley Performance Products Forums It's the Explorer cam sensor - Hall-Effect, single pulse per rotation (1x) cam signal The distributor shaft is 531" diameter and he can sell it without the gear The pigtail wiring connector is Motorcraft WPT196 (3U2Z-14S411-NA)
Camshaft Sensor Wiring Diagram Guide Detailed guide on camshaft sensor wiring diagram, explaining connection points, troubleshooting tips, and installation steps for accurate engine sensor readings
351w cam sync - Ford Mustang Forums Find many great new used options and get the best deals for 99-01 FORD MUSTANG V8 5 8 351W 5 16" OEM CAM SYNC VR CAMSHAFT POSITION SENSOR at the best online prices at eBay! Free shipping for many products!
Were 96-98 explorer cam sensor 3 wire and 99-01 2 wire? I had a harness done by efi guy and while it was gone ordered a cam sensor from Price motorsports The Price sensor is 3 wire and looks like my 99 harness is 2 wire What's the work around here? I'm wondering if a 99 explorer sensor will screw directly to the one I have
How to Replace a Camshaft Sensor - AutoZone The new cam sensor is relatively inexpensive for most vehicles with prices commonly between $20 and $150 It’s a quick job that makes a big difference in how your vehicle runs, and you can often get it done within an hour or so