Changing Crank Position Sensor on a 09 F430

Pinch what’s circled in yellow with needle nose pliers and pull it up and out of metal bracket. Or, you can use all the might in your fingers.

It’s easiest to start with the far left (driver side) and move towards right (passenger) side. It’s hard, maybe impossible (?), to get one out from the middle without first starting from the edge.

I also like to put dielectric grease on the seals, careful to not get on prongs, so the connectors go back together easily.

They’re numbered.

12 year old answer, so if this is still a problem for you, you’re welcome! Lol. I’m just answering for the next guy…


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0261210198 Bosch


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I see there are left and right crank sensors. Will this Bosch part number fit both

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Right hand:

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Are those metal forks the brackets you speak of?

 

This is why i was looking for the diagram. There appears to be a Shim under each sensor. Look at the green line. What am I looking at
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Yep, definitely a shim. Well-spotted. There are shims on the F355, but I wasn't sure about the 360 or F430. No part number is listed for the F430.

The 36o rpm sensor has a shim or "thickness" as they call it. P/N 182896.

https://www.eurospares.co.uk/Ferrari/360/360_Modena/PartDiagrams/027/Clutch_and_Controls

Don't know if they are the same. Maybe Ricambi knows?

 

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I see no shim in this diagram


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They seem to be cam sensors (timing sensors), not crank (rotation speed) sensors.

Crank sensors here:

https://www.eurospares.co.uk/Ferrari/430/F430_Coupe_(USA)/PartDiagrams/0001/CRANKCASE