[lane4king]

hi guys - i get erattic idling and engine cuts out on my megane dci...ive cleaned the tdc sensor on the bell housing b ut still does the same...i thought id try the crankshaft sensor located on the timing belt side, i can see it but cant seem to get at it see pic please..i understand i need to remove the timing belt cover, i can unclip two of the clips on the top half of the cover, but how do you remove it...it seems that i need to remove the mountings as it seems to go through that..see second pic...any help please...ta

 

[Recycled Scenic]

TDC sensor does the same thing as a crank shaft sensor.

I can't really tell from the photos so not sure if the cam shaft sensor is in the same place as on the 1.9Dci engine?

Changed the cam shaft sensor recently on a mates Laguna 1.9Dci and I removed the rear engine lifting eye to make access easier

 

[Lagdti]

I think you're looking for the Camshaft Sensor.

It works off of the fuel pump pulley (oddly enough),I can't for the life of me remember how to remove the cambelt covers or access the sensor though.I changed a belt on one not so long ago but my memory isn't what it used to be.

 

[lane4king]

I think you're looking for the Camshaft Sensor.

It works off of the fuel pump pulley (oddly enough),I can't for the life of me remember how to remove the cambelt covers or access the sensor though.I changed a belt on one not so long ago but my memory isn't what it used to be.

lol..ill post some clearer pics 2morrow....i posted this before here...
http://www.diynot.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=240168

but just cant see how to get the cover off???

 

[cb3]

Remove the part of the engine mount on the engine. Have a jack below the sump with a bit of wood to spread the load. Sensor is held by one bolt (10mm wrench) if you still have difficulty of access jack the engine up a bit, carefully.

 

[lane4king]

ok guys - heres a better pic - the sensor is arrowed, you can just about make it out in the picture...