I found out the answer to the above.
One thing though...Do I need to disconnect the battery to fit the cam sensor?
One thing though...Do I need to disconnect the battery to fit the cam sensor?
Camshaft Sensor
I have a 04 Mondeo TDCi that has been getting a very occasional glow plug light warning then engine goes into idle mode and shuts down about a mile later.
Upon restart it is fine and sometimes doesn't happen again for a few weeks.
However, it is still bugging me. I have read in here and elsewhere that this could be the camshaft sensor (majority of cases it seems to be) so as they are only 15 quid I thought i'd change it.
Does this sound like a cam sensor failure and also where is it located and how easy are they to change?
Any help is appreciated. :driving:
Upon restart it is fine and sometimes doesn't happen again for a few weeks.
However, it is still bugging me. I have read in here and elsewhere that this could be the camshaft sensor (majority of cases it seems to be) so as they are only 15 quid I thought i'd change it.
Does this sound like a cam sensor failure and also where is it located and how easy are they to change?
Any help is appreciated. :driving:
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