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My Guide For those who dont know how to replace the Crank Angle Sensor(CAS)for an RB30
Tools:
Phillips Head Screwdriver
Spanner to fit Rotor Arm Bolt
Hands X 2
Note: Disconnect Negative Battery Terminal Before your Start <--------->Thanks jatsvl
1. First Leave the Dizzy in the car. (If Not changing Bearing)
2. Unplug CAS and Earth wire. Undo 2 Screws on metal plate and remove including Rubber Seal (Pic 1)
3. Remove Leads
4.Undo 2 X Screws Holding Dizzy Cup and Remove (Note: The way the Dizzy Cup is sitting Number 1 near Power Transistor
5.Remove Screw Retaining Dizzy Rotor Arm
6.Undo 2X Screws Holding Metal Plate (Dust Shield) (Pic 2)
7.Undo Screw down Shaft where rotor arm was attached and remove Brass collar (Pic 3)
8.Carefully Remove Metal Disk making sure u Note where Top Dead Centre is by the Big Square in disk as if u flip this disk your timing is out. (Pic 4)
9.Simply Pull out Bottom Collar the disk was sitting on
10.Undo 3X Screws Holding CAS in place
11.carefully remove CAS. (Pic 5)
12.Inspect Bearing should be clean with dust seals in place (Red/Orange) in color.
If there is a Orange dust in this area replace Bearing as this dust will cause new CAS to Fail in a week or so blocking up the LED sensors.
If u look at the main shaft it has a flat side for everthing to line up when putting it back together
13.Insert New CAS
14.Screw it in place. Replace collar/ replace Metal Disk (Clean Fingerprints/Debris/Oils Etc from Disk) Make sure the TDC Mark is the same location when u took it off. see pic 4
Replace Collar and screw in place. Install Metal dust cover then rotor arm can go on and screwed in. Put Dizzy Cup back in place making sure your not 180 degrees out.
Replace Leads
don’t forget the Rubber Gasket and Metal plate to be screwed back on.
Plug in Earth and 4 Pin Plug and you’re done.
Note As you take the dizzy cup and rotor Arm off give a light sand on rotor contact and dizzy cup Contacts or replace cup/Rotor if the pins are worn and pitted.
Goodluck Lads:thumbsup:
Tools:
Phillips Head Screwdriver
Spanner to fit Rotor Arm Bolt
Hands X 2
Note: Disconnect Negative Battery Terminal Before your Start <--------->Thanks jatsvl
1. First Leave the Dizzy in the car. (If Not changing Bearing)
2. Unplug CAS and Earth wire. Undo 2 Screws on metal plate and remove including Rubber Seal (Pic 1)
3. Remove Leads
4.Undo 2 X Screws Holding Dizzy Cup and Remove (Note: The way the Dizzy Cup is sitting Number 1 near Power Transistor
5.Remove Screw Retaining Dizzy Rotor Arm
6.Undo 2X Screws Holding Metal Plate (Dust Shield) (Pic 2)
7.Undo Screw down Shaft where rotor arm was attached and remove Brass collar (Pic 3)
8.Carefully Remove Metal Disk making sure u Note where Top Dead Centre is by the Big Square in disk as if u flip this disk your timing is out. (Pic 4)
9.Simply Pull out Bottom Collar the disk was sitting on
10.Undo 3X Screws Holding CAS in place
11.carefully remove CAS. (Pic 5)
12.Inspect Bearing should be clean with dust seals in place (Red/Orange) in color.
If there is a Orange dust in this area replace Bearing as this dust will cause new CAS to Fail in a week or so blocking up the LED sensors.
If u look at the main shaft it has a flat side for everthing to line up when putting it back together
13.Insert New CAS
14.Screw it in place. Replace collar/ replace Metal Disk (Clean Fingerprints/Debris/Oils Etc from Disk) Make sure the TDC Mark is the same location when u took it off. see pic 4
Replace Collar and screw in place. Install Metal dust cover then rotor arm can go on and screwed in. Put Dizzy Cup back in place making sure your not 180 degrees out.
Replace Leads
don’t forget the Rubber Gasket and Metal plate to be screwed back on.
Plug in Earth and 4 Pin Plug and you’re done.
Note As you take the dizzy cup and rotor Arm off give a light sand on rotor contact and dizzy cup Contacts or replace cup/Rotor if the pins are worn and pitted.
Goodluck Lads:thumbsup:
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