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Originally Posted by cheshired5
A sensor fault code doesn't mean a sensor fault though which is kind of page 1 of code reading.
He can use live data to view the engine cranking speed and fuel pressure and several methods to verify a spark.
He can also test the "faulty" crank sensor with a multimeter.
There's no description of any of that being done.
For an engine to run, you need air fuel, compression and a spark and testing all 4 should be bread and butter to a mechanic.
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In his defence I was there dropping my brother off to collect his car and asked if he'd mind quickly reading the codes for me to give me a starting point to look at.
I just wondered if anyone else had found the same fault or if an engine speed sensor fault could mean cam sensor instead of crank perhaps??