Wtb: Cas
11-23-2007, 11:25 AM
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Need a CAS (crank angle sensor, later known as the camshaft angle sensor). 90-97, doesn't really matter as long as it works. Prefer that it came off of a known running car.
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11-23-2007, 02:45 PM
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i have an extra cas from a 97 i believe, when i bought it, i was told it was in working condition, i was gonna use it for an MS project, but i decided to go in a different direction, throw me an offer
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11-23-2007, 06:04 PM
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Can you test the CAS?
The easy way to check it w/o installation is to just plug it in and spin the shaft. The fuel pump should run, and the injectors and coils will fire.
The bad 96 CAS that I have looks perfect inside and out. It gave waveforms on the 'scope, but not quite enough to make anything happen.
For the record, a 90-93 CAS fires the 96 ECU just fine.
I hate to make offers. I does me no good to insult anybody. Just PM me what you want shipped to TX and if it is fair, I'll buy it. (I sold a 96 CAS last year for $30 shipped, insured, FedEx Ground)
The easy way to check it w/o installation is to just plug it in and spin the shaft. The fuel pump should run, and the injectors and coils will fire.
The bad 96 CAS that I have looks perfect inside and out. It gave waveforms on the 'scope, but not quite enough to make anything happen.
For the record, a 90-93 CAS fires the 96 ECU just fine.
I hate to make offers. I does me no good to insult anybody. Just PM me what you want shipped to TX and if it is fair, I'll buy it. (I sold a 96 CAS last year for $30 shipped, insured, FedEx Ground)
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