Standard Ignition Engine Crankshaft Position Sensor P/N:PC474
Keep ignition and fuel timing on point with the Standard Ignition Engine Crankshaft Position Sensor PC237, specially engineered for BMW vehicles. It drops in as a direct-fit replacement for many BMW vehicles, among them the 1994-1995 BMW 850CSi, 1988-1994 BMW 750iL, and 1993-1994 BMW 850Ci; see the Buyer's Guide tab for the full list. The sensor reads the crankshaft's target wheel and reports position and speed to the engine control module, which the ECM uses to time spark and fuel delivery.
Signs the original crankshaft position sensor may need replacing include hard starting, stalling, intermittent misfires, or a crank-no-start condition. Diagnose the cause before replacing, since these symptoms can have other sources; if a failed crankshaft sensor is the cause, this PC237 replaces it.
Interchange: 12141715713 · 12141720291 · 12141720307 · CSS872 · CPSB10107 · CSS9090
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What does the PC237 crankshaft position sensor do?
It reads the crankshaft's target wheel and reports crank position and speed to the engine control module, which uses that signal to time spark and fuel delivery.
Which vehicles does the PC237 fit?
It fits many BMW vehicles, among them the 1994-1995 BMW 850CSi, 1988-1994 BMW 750iL, and 1993-1994 BMW 850Ci. See the Buyer's Guide tab for the full list.
What are the signs of a failing crankshaft position sensor?
Common signs include hard starting, stalling, intermittent misfires, or a crank-no-start condition. Diagnose the cause first, as these symptoms can have other sources.
How is the PC237 tested?
It receives end-of-line testing for timing, pulse width, and signal amplitude, plus in-lab vibration and extreme-temperature testing for reliable performance.
What numbers does the PC237 interchange with?
It cross-references 12141715713, 12141720291, 12141720307, CSS872, CPSB10107, and CSS9090.
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