

| Subject: | Re: TDC Sensor |
| From: | Peter Zendzian |
| Date: | Sun, 22 Mar 1998 08:14:27 -1000 |
TDC sensor is useless unless you have the factory tool to plug into it. It is just front of the flyweel and has a wire that hooks to the back of the alternator (waterboxer). It does the same thing as the timing light, but alot more expensive. Pete peterz@gte.net '83.5 Vanagon >I thought I had most of my engine parts assembled and ready to install when >I saw in one of my manuals a TDC sensor. I guess the PO did not install it >when he rebuilt the motor. Anyway, I have the following questions.... What >is the TDC sensor? What does it plug into? From what I can tell, it is >installed in the right crankcase half. Are these expensive? It seems like >every time I turn around, I find a missing part. Any help with this >question will be appreciated. > >Thanks in advance, > >Scott > >BTW...This is an 81 Westy.
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