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Damaged a lead whilst replacing fan belt

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28 Apr 2018 10:46 #192247 by phillw
Replied by phillw on topic Damaged a lead whilst replacing fan belt
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28 Apr 2018 13:35 #192248 by mlines
yes , so its the Crank sensor (its at the front), not the Cam sensor (which is at the rear)

However if its the connector that's an issue then that is more of a problem. Your would, in theory, need to change that section of the engine harness which would not be cheap at Suzuki prices (I could get you a quote)

Martin

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28 Apr 2018 16:40 #192254 by Riccy
I would just get a new plug from a scrapper and solder/heatshrink a join on the wires ;-)

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30 Apr 2018 09:08 #192298 by Busta
As Riccy says, chop the plug part of the loom off another car and crimp it up to your loom. You need to do a decent job because, as you have already found out, the engine won't run if it's not getting a signal from the crank sensor.

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