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Old 8th October 2018, 21:20   #1
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Hi does anyone have a part number for this item it's the sensor that sits next to the oil filler cap and held in by a 8mm bolt. I believe there are 2 variants. My vehical is a mg zt 190+ petrol v6 2001 the wire is hard wired to the sensor you cannot disconnect the sensor side wiring. Please if anyone can assist I would be grateful thank you
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Old 8th October 2018, 21:23   #2
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Here you go

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Old 9th October 2018, 02:59   #3
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Thanks however on mines the wire that is at the sensor side is not on a connector it's not removable from the sensor side just the other end unfortunately anyone else able to shed some light on this thx
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The earlier camshaft sensors had an integral lead.
The ones supplied now have a separate link lead.


You just need to fit the new sensor, with the lead, and plug it in at the other end.
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Old 9th October 2018, 13:03   #5
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The earlier camshaft sensors had an integral lead.
The ones supplied now have a separate link lead.


You just need to fit the new sensor, with the lead, and plug it in at the other end.
Exactly what Gnasher said

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Old 10th October 2018, 22:51   #6
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The I have ordered https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/MG-Rover-...YAAOxyTjNSpySi

It should hopefully arrive tomorrow to get to the other end of the sensor do u need to remove any hoses and any other items for access the again
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You just have to remove the engine cover.

It is a straight forward install.
The sensor is adjacent to the oil filler cap (about 2 o'clock ) and is secured by one bolt. It is 8mm IIRC.

The link lead just clips in.
One end to the new sensor, and the other end to where the old one came out.
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Old 18th October 2018, 18:26   #8
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I have fitted the part it's more reliable the starting issue once car is warm however if car is not been driven the it take 3 attempts to crank it to get her to start.si it's better than not starting but 3 attempts at cranking hmmm any ideas here guys what it could be that is causing this behaviour
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Old 19th October 2018, 18:10   #9
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Hmm mine was cam sensor when warm would not start replaced been fine ever since thats 2 years ago,, crank sensor maybe ?
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Hi Gaz where is the Cam sensor situated on the MG ZT 190 MANUAL?
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