Crankshaft Sensor Stuck In Block at Sharon Soliz blog

Crankshaft Sensor Stuck In Block. Is it loosely stuck in the block (i.e. Well now i have real problems, the metal part broke off and now its stuck in the block and i have nothing to grab onto to pull it out. Crankshaft sensor broke off in the engine block as pictured,it's made of plastic. I would think that the gears on the. Tried the pliers and made it worse any ideas? The reluctor ring on the crank is keeping you from pushing it in. I have a 1998, 5.9 cummins. If you can, try heating up the steel where the sensor goes. My solution to removing the stuck sensor was to drill about a 1/8 hole thru the timing cover and partially into the sensor. I can rotate it with my hand and. The expansion may give you enough slack to pull it. You can spin it in the hole) or is it hard stuck in the hole (maybe do to some rust/corrosion binding it)? My crankshaft position sensor finally bit the dust and in attempts to replace the sensor, it broke off.

I would think that the gears on the. You can spin it in the hole) or is it hard stuck in the hole (maybe do to some rust/corrosion binding it)? I have a 1998, 5.9 cummins. The reluctor ring on the crank is keeping you from pushing it in. If you can, try heating up the steel where the sensor goes. Well now i have real problems, the metal part broke off and now its stuck in the block and i have nothing to grab onto to pull it out. I can rotate it with my hand and. Tried the pliers and made it worse any ideas? My crankshaft position sensor finally bit the dust and in attempts to replace the sensor, it broke off. The expansion may give you enough slack to pull it.

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Crankshaft Sensor Stuck In Block The reluctor ring on the crank is keeping you from pushing it in. The reluctor ring on the crank is keeping you from pushing it in. Tried the pliers and made it worse any ideas? Crankshaft sensor broke off in the engine block as pictured,it's made of plastic. I have a 1998, 5.9 cummins. My crankshaft position sensor finally bit the dust and in attempts to replace the sensor, it broke off. Is it loosely stuck in the block (i.e. I would think that the gears on the. Well now i have real problems, the metal part broke off and now its stuck in the block and i have nothing to grab onto to pull it out. I can rotate it with my hand and. My solution to removing the stuck sensor was to drill about a 1/8 hole thru the timing cover and partially into the sensor. The expansion may give you enough slack to pull it. You can spin it in the hole) or is it hard stuck in the hole (maybe do to some rust/corrosion binding it)? If you can, try heating up the steel where the sensor goes.