HDI cold start hell.... CASE SOLVED

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Jimmyboy wrote:CASE SOLVED
Excellent! :D :D and a very interesting reason too.
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So the 'new' cranshaft sensor which you had replaced(mentioned in a previous post) had failed again?

Not much of a lifespan is it,was it a geniune part,makes you wonder if there is somthing else blowing your sensors :shock:
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I think maybe cos back in January the water housing ruptured big style and had to be replaced. Of course it drenched the crankshaft sensor. The sensor was covered in rust when i pulled it off. This water housing splitting also explains why the other parts failed aswell. But also any car which is a taxi does go through the mill. After all its the best way to wreck a good car.
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Pleased to hear that you managed to diagnose, and sort out the problem.
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