Rover K Series
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Rob Stevens
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Rover K Series
Does any one know the crank sensor position for both VVC and non VVC engines, My engine is in an Elise and I can't see the crank pulley, let alone get a light near it!
Re: Rover K Series
Rover 1800 K VVC bace map that comes with swin says 286!
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Rob Stevens
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Re: Rover K Series
I looked at that, but that engine used a bespoke 36-1 trigger not one of Rovers random missing teeth triggers.
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stevieturbo
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Re: Rover K Series
Can you maybe try and make a reference on the flywheel ?
Or is the crank pulley accessible from underneath ?
Or is the crank pulley accessible from underneath ?
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Roverdose
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Re: Rover K Series
cant you just use the dta crank sync to see where the sensor position is?
Drew
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Wally
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Re: Rover K Series
Don't these have several pulses per revolution of the flywheel?
On the rover 200/25 etc I know there are a few differant flywheels and only the correct coded one will run the standard ecu because of the immobiliser needing to see a certain gap between the missing teeth.
Wally
On the rover 200/25 etc I know there are a few differant flywheels and only the correct coded one will run the standard ecu because of the immobiliser needing to see a certain gap between the missing teeth.
Wally