Datatek said:

Yes they are a passive device consisting of a coil of very fine wire, so there is potential for wire breakage.
Have you measured the resistance of a failed sensor? It would be interesting to take a failed one apart.

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Datatek said:

Yes they are a passive device consisting of a coil of very fine wire, so there is potential for wire breakage.
Have you measured the resistance of a failed sensor? It would be interesting to take a failed one apart.

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PTMADRID said:

Yes, I have measures resistance which, generally, but not always confirms failed sensor so I only change that one. Doesn't always work though. Sometimes I have had to replace a sensor which appears good to clear the fault.
Tomcat59alan Reluctir rings checked, all teeth there and clean, but that wouldn't explain why new sensors work.... for a while

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PTMADRID said:

Datatek. I have a box full of "failed" sensors so I can certainly have a look inside a few. Any tips on dismantling?

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PTMADRID said:

Datatek. I have a box full of "failed" sensors so I can certainly have a look inside a few. Any tips on dismantling?

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