D5252T camshaft and crankshaft sensors.

[Noodleyjase]

Hi, I have recently bought a 1999 V70 TDI and I'm new member
of this group.

I have an EML and have read the fault code:
CI-124 RPM SIGNAL, SIGNAL FAULT
I'm trying to locate the sensor and cannot find it. I've removed the air box and I'm looking around the rear of the block and gearbox area.
I can't seem to find anything online about this so any help is appreciated

[Noodleyjase]

Originally Posted by mangobob

Hi,I’m looking at replacing the camshaft and crankshaft sensors.Anyone done this job and know the location of them?
Appreciate any info on this,thanks.

I have recently bought a 1999 V70 TDI and I'm new member
of this group.

I have an EML and have read the fault code:
CI-124 RPM SIGNAL, SIGNAL FAULT
I'm trying to locate the sensor and cannot find it. I've removed the air box and I'm looking around the rear of the block and gearbox area.
I can't seem to find anything online about this so any help is appreciated

[JCF]

Originally Posted by Noodleyjase

I have recently bought a 1999 V70 TDI and I'm new member
of this group.

I have an EML and have read the fault code:
CI-124 RPM SIGNAL, SIGNAL FAULT
I'm trying to locate the sensor and cannot find it. I've removed the air box and I'm looking around the rear of the block and gearbox area.
I can't seem to find anything online about this so any help is appreciated

Crankshaft sensor is I think only accessible from the underside of the engine, it is mounted on the engine itself, far under the injection pump, close to the transmission. On the V70, it is located at the front and you'll probably have to remove the lower intecooler hose to get it as it is just above it.
Connector and o-ring might be stuck from the decades. Good luck !

[Ben s40]

my 2008 Volvo s40 i put a new starter and battery and it still click clicks and smoke started coming new from the stater , yikes any understanding of what could be wrong would be helpful , one of the serpentine belts shredded up that goes around the crank