In my case, it was much easier when crawl down to the car. No need to pull out other connectors from upside and weird position, just need tiny 10mm 1/4 sockets, blade screwdriver to wiggle the sensor out and small hands to shove it into between the intercooler pipe and radiator hose😂 Anyway, nice job dude👏👏
I have seen your video but I didn't manage to change the crankshaft sensor the way you did it! I had to work under the car and to remove the oil filter.
Thanks mate I have a TT and have not got any problem with the crank sensor but knowing the luck I have had with the other sensors the video will be handy for when mine breaks lol.
Got the same trouble right now, the car starts but it stops right after 20 min driving. I think this is problem of the crankshaft. Electric is ok, gas is ok but then when I try to start the or even when it starts, stop after 20 min
Thanks for your video. I have the same problem. I was thinking to buy the same brand (SPARK) replacement sensor. Could you please tell me if still works properly? Many many thanks and congratulations for the channel! Hope to receive your feedback.
Awesome video! I've managed to get the bolt out but really struggling to get the sensor to pop out if anyone has any tips?? don't seem to have the room to get a screwdriver or anything behind it!
In my case, it was much easier when crawl down to the car. No need to pull out other connectors from upside and weird position, just need tiny 10mm 1/4 sockets, blade screwdriver to wiggle the sensor out and small hands to shove it into between the intercooler pipe and radiator hose😂
Anyway, nice job dude👏👏
I have seen your video but I didn't manage to change the crankshaft sensor the way you did it! I had to work under the car and to remove the oil filter.
Christos Kefalas i think it would be easier that way, but i hate lying down on the floor under the car :)
Thanks mate I have a TT and have not got any problem with the crank sensor but knowing the luck I have had with the other sensors the video will be handy for when mine breaks lol.
So true! 😜
@@ralph2376 Thanks man!
Awesome movie Ralph Duncan. Keep up the good work.
Great vid. Grab a friend next time to hold the camera for ya.Would be better if we could see how u did it! Keep em coming
Thank you very much for the sensor link
Done it today spot on this vid 👍
Thanks for the video. Would it be easier coming from underneath? Lifted car.
Matthew Varoz that would be much easier indeed! I just didn’t want to lay on the floor al the time😊
Got the same trouble right now, the car starts but it stops right after 20 min driving. I think this is problem of the crankshaft. Electric is ok, gas is ok but then when I try to start the or even when it starts, stop after 20 min
And did it work?
Everything ok mate it was the crankshaft
@@luchoescobar thnx mate bought the sensor too lets hope this gonna work tot the same trouble right now car shuts down while driving..
Marc Ibay it’s a little bit tricky to replace the sensor but you are gonna feel the boost on the RPM and the stability it’s a burst of happiness
@@luchoescobar haha Belg toch?NL hierzo heb je die tt nog?
Thanks for your video. I have the same problem. I was thinking to buy the same brand (SPARK) replacement sensor. Could you please tell me if still works properly? Many many thanks and congratulations for the channel! Hope to receive your feedback.
igor telleria it still works perfectly 😊
Ralph Duncan perfect! Thanks for your reply!!!!
What was the problem that made you decide to change the crankshaft sensor? Was the car turning off or just not starting?
Mr. Velez the car did not start at all and there was an error code that said it was the crankshaft sensor :)
Ralph Duncan
But you started it and drove it in to your garage so it did start?
@@usmankhetab4464 The car did start 1 out of 20 times...
Greetings. What kind of key you used for removing the sensor's screw? Is it an inbus?
Thanks a lot
Yes, it is!
My tt 2004 the fans won't kick in when they suppose to,and after 20mnts of being on car dies any body in the same situation.
Awesome video! I've managed to get the bolt out but really struggling to get the sensor to pop out if anyone has any tips?? don't seem to have the room to get a screwdriver or anything behind it!
Consider getting some mole grips on it and pulling it off? Try twisting it and let it soak with some wd-40
@@panz3rvi638 cheers, managed to get some pliers in there in the end to get it. what a bugger of a job!
sorted now though
@@mikeskinner9417 no worries, just did the same job last weekend mate, what a nightmare 😂
Bit too late to reply but in my case, i was crawl down to the car and wiggle it with the blade screwdriver between block and sensor it self.
You had to drain the oil for this right!?
No, not at all 😊
You can replace the sensor without draining the oil👍🏽
What year is your tt?
it's from 1999
Nsw Sub!