Crankshaft Position Sensor Relearns
Вставка
- Опубліковано 24 сер 2024
- You may face unnecessary comebacks and complaints if you don’t perform a crankshaft position sensor relearn. The relearn procedure takes into account mechanical wear and other tolerances. The procedure must be performed when a crankshaft position sensor is replaced on some vehicles or the engine control module is replaced or programmed. This video reveals two resources from NGK that can help you identify if a relearn procedure is required.
This video implies that some service professionals don't know this.! We have a 2008 Honda Accord 4cyl with a crank but no start problem. As I type, the car sits dead in our driveway. We just replaced the crankshaft position sensor with a new one from Honda and it didn't improve the situation. The ngksparkplugs part lookup says possible reprogram on this CPS! There is another video of a respected service professional tearing his hair out because two crankshaft position sensors he installed in a row did not solve the no-start problem. The third one he installed worked. People are saying they're often bad right out of the box when according to your video they may just need to be programmed. The history of our car's crank but no start began with a failing starter that engaged with the flywheel only after several tries. The engine always started though right up to the starter's last gasp of life. We had Japanese Auto Repair replace the old starter and after they did, the car would crank fine but wouldn't start. They told us we have a bad connecting rod which is BS and didn't believe me when I said the car ran smooth with no knocks right up to the day the starter died.
Did you find that the reluctor ring was bad?
Did you find a solution to this?
We had the car towed to Honda Carland. They have a great mechanic there familiar with the peculiarities of this engine. Turns out the sprocket on the camshaft needed replacing as did the chain tensioner. The chain had jumped a few teeth. I don't remember if the CPS was an issue but I don't think it was. @@ngksparkplugsusa
Bro are you seriously saying that oh all service professionals know every single thing absolutely not I'm so f****** positive You did not just say that there are people that know every single thing there is to know about s*** that they work on that's completely and entirely false to even insinuate with the beginning of your comment that's just absolute lunacy
Not sure what you are talking about. Anyway, we did finally get the car repaired. We went to the local Honda dealership where they work on Hondas all the time. They were familiar with the problem, unlike an auto repair business we went to originally that advertises being an expert on ALL Japanese cars.@@mikewazowski7830
That sure didn't fucking help you didn't even explain how to relearn it 😒
Scream at your car real loud relearn the new sensor and turn this damn engine light off. It works!
Checked your website. All it says is "Possible relearn procedure required". Not much help.
That means yes
You didn’t explain how
Put ur car in park then neutral and put on the handbrake then rev the engine constantly for like 10 or 15 seconds straight and that should do the job
Bullshit
@@moneymig worked for me u gotta rev it pretty hard and rev it consistently hold down the gas and don’t let ur foot off off it for like 15 seconds or hold it down until the crankshaft light goes off
This method works within a rebuilt engine? I rebuilt a 1.4TFSI because of the piston rings but we are getting p0321 codes in the scanner even though the sensor is still in good condition
Would it not be sufficient for a vehicle battery just to be disconnected for a couple of minutes for say a crankshaft position sensor to learn from a clean platform?
That's what I'm thinking
@@orangesnowday I mean one would think right? Blessed day.
i replaced 2 cam sensors in an 05 nissan ultima and no matter what i do or what video i watch it refuses to go into learning mode
Replaced the engine on my 13’ GT and have been dealing with this for the past couple weeks. Did a few relearns and even swapped it with the sensor in the old one (it was replaced about a year ago) and did another relearn after. No code yet but still getting the same symptoms. Do the relearns take a drive cycle or two to actually reset and fix or is there still a problem?
Disconnect your battery for 5 minutes. Sensor relearned.
what a waste...I need to know HOW TO PERFORM THE RELEARN PROCESS...none of that in this video.
Repeated introduction twice? Is that for people with ADHD?
2014 chevy malibu2.5
3:22
Betty vanvleet
BS
way too much emphasis on the relearn... was hoping that this video would provide results by immediately providing the proper steps to remedy all that emphezing through this video. too much talking not enough action!
Feels scammy
Hahahhahahha
You are pathetic..
THIS WAS NO HELP AT ALL‼️
ABSOLUTE WASTE OF TIME‼️
This just an ngk ad I learned nothing