USA Made 90° Crank Trigger Sensor
Only $150.46Call to orderEveryone knows how fickle "run of the mill" crank trigger sensors can be, and they often chose to take a dump on you at the worst possible time, possibly even losing you a round. To eliminate that problem, we've sourced a super high quality crank trigger sensor made in the USA of only the best materials available, built by American workers with quality control standards in excess of what you're used to for devices like this. This Sensor is designed to work with flying magnet type trigger wheels.
Available in 18" or 26" overall length (Cable and Sensor), also a Straight Sensor Head is offered - please specify when ordering. Extension Cables are also available in 2' and 3' lengths.
90° Crank Trigger Sensor Details
Twisted pair cable is used in this sensor's construction with a 100% foil shield to cancel out noise far better than others which use a braided shield and don't twist their wires. To top it off, the outer layer is fire sleeve material to further protect the cable in a very hot environment. The heart of the sensor, the pickup coil is precision wound on a nylon bobbin, this is a much better design than others that use a steel core which over time can cause the wire to short. With nylon, it can't short out on the core. The MSD compatible plug utilizes gold plated terminals to prevent corrosion.
Finally each and every sensor is machine tested for both signal quality and strength.
These sensors are not a direct replacement for the standard 3/4-16 Crank Trigger Sensor, they require a 3/4-16 to 3/8" Sensor Adapter that we sell, or they can be used directly in RCD-Type pickup clamps.
A separate 16" ground wire is used for shielding to further reject electromagnetic interference, it can be shortened as needed and grounded to the engine or chassis.
| Sensor Gap | Install with .050" to .060" gap between sensor and trigger wheel. Watch for run-out on trigger wheel to avoid damaging sensor. |
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| Outside Diameter | .375" |
| Resistance | This sensor should show 40 ohms resistance between the pins of the connector. Both connector pins should show "open" between the sensor body and to ground. |
| Timing Change | You may see a difference of 3-4 degrees of timing change when changing to this higher accuracy sensor from another brand. |
