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crank position sensor #2009073
02/10/16 03:50 AM
02/10/16 03:50 AM
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92 dakota 3.9 v6,ive read that you can slot the bolt holes and in effect change (advance) your timing,theres not a lot of wiggle room in the mounting bracket,is it worth the effort?,grinding some off of the bellhousing to get it to move shouldnt be a problem,anyone done this


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Re: crank position sensor [Re: rhad] #2009411
02/10/16 06:20 PM
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I do it all the time, you can get about 2 degrees advance maybe another 1 degree easily with a little bellhousing grind, I have never atempted grinding the bell in the car though. It does seem to make them a little snappier. However if it is already pinging probably not a good idea and I don't do it in manual equiped trucks as they do tend to ping more than autos.


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Re: crank position sensor [Re: rhad] #2009981
02/11/16 06:08 PM
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After seeing the picture of the aftermarket 36 slotted wheel and sensor mounted on a Magnum V8 in the MegaSquirt thread in the Question & Answer forum last week, I have wondered if a modified Magnum slotted flexplate could be mounted at the harmonic balancer and the Crank Position Sensor relocated there on an adjustable mount? Looks like it would be possible to get 0-15 degrees of adjustment this way.

Re: crank position sensor [Re: rhad] #2011659
02/14/16 12:10 PM
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That would be a great idea. That sensor in the stock location is a [censored] to get at let alone adjust.

I did this to my last magnum motor and it was noticeable in fuel use.







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