hi people i need some help please i have a ford c max 2.0 tdci with no crank signal and fuel pressure sensor in range but low
I have taken the car in to ford but they fobbed me as it was involved in a light bump so im on my own on this problem
iv changed the crank sensor but still have the same problem iv checked the feed for crank sensor and i have 4.97volts
and 12v on ground wire but 0v on signal wire im not sure if the signal wire carries the feed or crates a feed when it cranks ?
would be great help if you nice people on here would able to guide help me in the right direction ?
i have purchased the wiring diagrams from ford etis website and i am able to test like this.
error codes are P0335 - P1168
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Ford C Max 2.0 Tdci 2012 Help Please
Started by iky112, Feb 05 2013 11:29 PM
7 replies to this topic
#1
Posted 05 February 2013 - 11:29 PM
#2
Posted 06 February 2013 - 08:53 AM
HI and welcome along!
First of all, what sort of "light bump" where you involved in? (speed, damage etc?) Secondly I found the below, (for others reference more than your own I suppose)
http://www.obd-codes.com/p0335 - Crankshaft Position Sensor - possibly needs replacing...
http://www.dtcsearch.com/P1168/Ford/ - Low but in range (as you said).
I fail to see how either of those, could be caused by (my definition of) a light bump (that to me says you were pottering into a parking space and knocked another car at less than 5mph...)
We really need to understand more about this bump as, if it was genuily a light bump - you can argue the damage is unrelated and still claim warranty.
First of all, what sort of "light bump" where you involved in? (speed, damage etc?) Secondly I found the below, (for others reference more than your own I suppose)
http://www.obd-codes.com/p0335 - Crankshaft Position Sensor - possibly needs replacing...
http://www.dtcsearch.com/P1168/Ford/ - Low but in range (as you said).
I fail to see how either of those, could be caused by (my definition of) a light bump (that to me says you were pottering into a parking space and knocked another car at less than 5mph...)
We really need to understand more about this bump as, if it was genuily a light bump - you can argue the damage is unrelated and still claim warranty.
#3
Posted 06 February 2013 - 10:51 AM
Hi thanks for the reply the car was involved in a bump on the n/s side parts replaced are n/s wing, bumper cover, headlamp, bumper bar , bonnet, the plastic cover for the ecu was damaged also , there was a bit off wiring damage to the headlamp loom but not to the ecu loom these wires where put back together , also the car would still start while these wires where damaged , the car was running for 10 mins and it just turned itself off , I have replaced the crank sensor for a genuine ford one and it still won’t get a crank signal , when you crank it and when it stops the rpm do go up to around 200 mark. I can see diesel in the pipes when your cranking and when it stops it comes back.
#4
Posted 06 February 2013 - 02:55 PM
The damage that was replaced doesnt tally to me to and not being repaired under warranty, but by the same token they do have an argument and a leg to stand on unfortunately.
Have you checked for any error codes? that might help?
Have you took the valves out and checked for damage? I wonder if a pulley or belt has discretely gone?
Have you checked for any error codes? that might help?
Have you took the valves out and checked for damage? I wonder if a pulley or belt has discretely gone?
#5
Posted 06 February 2013 - 03:25 PM
Hi thanks again for the reply which valves are we talking about please bear in mind the car has only covered 14000 miles I do believe the crank pulley has gone faulty but don’t have an idea to check it when I replaced the crank sensor I can’t see a ring gear round it I can see numbers I’m not sure if there are like this on this model
#6
Posted 07 February 2013 - 02:09 PM
the fuel injectors and the valves in the engine. I wonder if the crank has gone and the piston has popped the valves, this might be why its not working...?
Its a long shot, but one thing to consider!
Its a long shot, but one thing to consider!
#7
Posted 07 February 2013 - 03:42 PM
Hi thanks again for the reply I’m not sure that’s happened but I was fiddling with the car again 2day and decided to chop the signal wire from pcm side and now I have 5v on that wire and 5v on supply but I have lost 12v to ground on sensor which I believe was taking feed from the 5v signal supply which shouldn't be right I’m not sure where to take a ground from the pcm to crank sensor any idea’s will be great thanks
#8
Posted 08 February 2013 - 02:59 PM
I have to be honest, I am now well and truely out of my depth! Electrics are more my enemy than my friend!
Are you able to splice a ground from the negative bulkhead on the bulkhead.
Are you able to splice a ground from the negative bulkhead on the bulkhead.
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