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Originally Posted by voyager_dan
update.....car now sorted second hand sensor turned up today..ran the car till it was hot (fitted new headlamp washer pump while i waited!!!!!) turned off for 20mins then tried to restart and it refused!!! jacked up got underneath took out old sensor ...put new sensor in and hey presto it started
problem solved!!!!! dodgy crank sensor
just the head to change now
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Well that just goes to show you can't believe everything you read. I asked what model year your van was for this reason. On third generation vans (96-00) it's common shop practice to change both the cam and crank sensors no matter what sensor code pops up. A cam sensor code can be generated by a failed crank sensor and visa verse as you just found out. I have read at several automotive guru sights that doesn't apply to 4th gen vans - your 2002. So much for the "experts". Glad to hear you're rolling again.