Small turbo to large turbo conversions
30-10-2005, 08:57 AM
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Small turbo to large turbo conversions
Which companies make these in UK? I'm asking because I'm still trying to find the T25 escort dissy connector (camshaft position sensor) and I tought I could ask from some company if they have any.
30-10-2005, 07:06 PM
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Originally Posted by THE RADMAN
do you mean the multi plug electric connector? think ryan on here does all that stuff
30-10-2005, 08:11 PM
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Surely if you are converting to big turbo and using a cam sensor you do not need to connect the t25 'dissy',this only needs to be left in place to drive the oil pump??
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31-10-2005, 02:27 AM
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Originally Posted by robbieg
Surely if you are converting to big turbo and using a cam sensor you do not need to connect the t25 'dissy',this only needs to be left in place to drive the oil pump??
31-10-2005, 08:49 AM
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Right, there seems to be some confusing, in the UK, that sensor and the one you have pictured, is not actually called a camshaft sensor, its called a PHASE sensor, i think people are getting confused as there thinking your going to be fitting a CAMSHAFT sensor which actually goes on the camcover and uses a totally different plug fitting.
If you wish to retain your orginal phase sensor then yes you will need to find an old plug to re-use.
Hope this clears things up for people
If you wish to retain your orginal phase sensor then yes you will need to find an old plug to re-use.
Hope this clears things up for people
31-10-2005, 09:09 AM
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Originally Posted by Ryan
Right, there seems to be some confusing, in the UK, that sensor and the one you have pictured, is not actually called a camshaft sensor, its called a PHASE sensor, i think people are getting confused as there thinking your going to be fitting a CAMSHAFT sensor which actually goes on the camcover and uses a totally different plug fitting.
If you wish to retain your orginal phase sensor then yes you will need to find an old plug to re-use.
Hope this clears things up for people
If you wish to retain your orginal phase sensor then yes you will need to find an old plug to re-use.
Hope this clears things up for people
So be it, but the phase sensor does give the ecu camshaft position information. Anyway, I need a connector for that sensor. I didn't know what to call it since it is different from the old T35/sierra cosworth dissy. Since it has hall-sensor and only one trigger compared to the old ones inductive sensor and 2 trigger points.
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I believe yrkesman is correct generally this item is known as a Cam sensor, only as it isnt placed on the cam, it is labelled as a phase sensor, though still often refered to by technicians as a cam sensor, as thats what it does 
What he is after Ryan, incase you can source one is the loom plug which mates onto the plug in the pic .... I think...
What he is after Ryan, incase you can source one is the loom plug which mates onto the plug in the pic .... I think...
02-11-2005, 02:03 PM
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Originally Posted by Damo V
I believe yrkesman is correct generally this item is known as a Cam sensor, only as it isnt placed on the cam, it is labelled as a phase sensor, though still often refered to by technicians as a cam sensor, as thats what it does
What he is after Ryan, incase you can source one is the loom plug which mates onto the plug in the pic .... I think...
What he is after Ryan, incase you can source one is the loom plug which mates onto the plug in the pic .... I think...
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