Subject	CAS=crank angle sensor or crank position sensor
Posted by	SMAZ (OKC) on October 07, 2012 at 8:22 PM
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In Reply To	Re: Check the CAS bearing posted by trusio on October 07, 2012 at 06:51 PM
Message	If you're facing the engine, it's the big silver aluminum bodied piece on the driver side exhaust cam (the farthest to the right). There are 3 screws that hold it in and it's also what you use to set your base timing. If you remove it, make sure and paint the screw heads or be prepared to reset the timing with a light. As others said, check all connections first. 1996 TT #61 of 300
Follow Ups	scary situation - trusio 11:57:21 10/07/12 Did you check your PTU connections, CAS connections, etc? - Coldfusown 12:06:11 10/07/12 Maybe the the wire power wire that attaches to the battery? (n/m) - toykoz32 12:31:52 10/07/12 Check the CAS bearing - SMAZ (OKC) 14:02:13 10/07/12 Re: Check the CAS bearing - trusio 18:51:55 10/07/12 CAS=crank angle sensor or crank position sensor - SMAZ (OKC) 20:22:45 10/07/12 Re: Check the CAS bearing - MaxxAction 19:32:51 10/07/12 Re: scary situation - megaDan 20:03:25 10/07/12 Re: scary situation - Silens 22:09:00 10/07/12 Yea CAS or PTU would be top of the list. I would let it idle - Supermario680 (WI) 06:30:34 10/08/12 Re: scary situation - JUNz (?00)rwhp 01:37:10 10/09/12
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