My vts loom doesnt seem to have.....

[Liam]

a plug for a flywheel sensor. Will this stop the car from working? My mate reckons his vts doesnt have one either. I havent tried starting it, because the conversion isnt finshed. Can someone help? Cheers

[dan-dan]

surely it must have a sensor for the fuel timing?

[Liam]

surely it must have a sensor for the fuel timing?

nope. and it hasnt been cut, its just not there.

[pug205gti87]

all vts' have a cranksensor

[Liam]

all vts' have a cranksensor
dont spose you know what the connector looks like? my vtr had one. my mate reckons his vts doesnt have one either. im well confused....

[RichyBoiVTR]

should be a 2 pin plug for the flywheel sensor surely yours should have 1 my vtr wont start if its disconnected ...

[Liam]

should be a 2 pin plug for the flywheel sensor surely yours should have 1 my vtr wont start if its disconnected ...

i was told it is different for a vts??

[r_i_c_h_1]

I assume you mean the one on the front? Theres a slot on the flywheel you can line up on it to find TDC on 1 to time up the engine, other than that it doesn't do anything, no sensor is supposed to be there.

[gd16]

CPS - Crank Position Sensor

Think the connector can be 2 pin or 3 pin. Depending on year/model/day of the week built lol.

But it'll definately have one. Car wouldn't even start without a reading.

[raunchz]

You had a crank position sensor, but don't remember plugging in a wire to it.

From memory though, there wasn't a wire to go to the crank positon sensor. I seem to remember from mine that there was a connector plug over the top of the gearbox, and then a lead that connects the connector by the gearbox, to the crank position sensor.

If i get a chance tonight or tomorrow, I'll have a look at mine.

[Liam]

Problem solved. My loom is the three pin type. So i got one from and AX. Fits perfectly. Had to change the bracket though.