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Testing a Magnetic Reluctance Camshaft or Crankshaft Sensor
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How to test a two-wire permanent magnet (magnetic reluctance) sensor. This applies to all two-wire camshaft, crankshaft, wheel speed, or vehicle speed sensors.
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