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Fiat Seicento - Video tutorial

Model: Fiat Seicento MK 1 - Years 1998-2010
Part: Crankshaft RPM sensor
Operation: How to replace the crankshaft rpm sensor on Fiat Seicento

In today's video we will see how to remove and replace the crankshaft rpm sensor on the first series Fiat Doblò, following these simple steps. First of all we lift the car and go to identify the rpm sensor, which we find near the pulley and the V-belt; then we are going to unscrew the fixing screw, using a socket wrench, disconnecting the electrical connector of the sensor, as shown in the video. At this point we can remove and replace the sensor with the new one, applying the reverse procedure; follow the video to the end to reset the engine warning light!


Posted on 12 March 2024 by ScegliAuto



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