KISSMYAURA
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With such a big difference in price (£200-£25) and please ONLY based on what you have purchased / experienced.
Which is best ?
Which is best ?
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DEFENDER TD5 CRANK POSITION SENSOR BRANDS WHICH IS BEST?
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Can't remember what brand mine is at present, but I tried a Britpart one and got a lot of really large cylinder balance values on the Naonocom as well as 'high speed crank error'. I now have something that cost me £35-40 ish and no such errors show up.
bankz5152
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Ive used two gen LR ones but from Maltings Offroad, where £50 each 
Tim4x4
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I had a Britpart one, the previously hard to start engine would not start with the Britpart one fitted. The dimension from the mounting bracket mating face to the end of the probe was shorter than the one I had removed (I don't know what make the one I removed was no markings). Returned the crank sensor for a refund and after some discussion about spacers and no spacers they eventually refunded my money and I purchased a genuine one from a main dealer started first time and no longer hard to start.
KISSMYAURA
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Cool, how much did that cost you?
Tim4x4
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June last year it was £152.82 close to your top price.
