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    Default Rev gauge flickering.

    Hi all. Wondering if you could help me. It is a corsa b tho. Couldn't afford a nova second time around.

    It's got an XE in it. The rev gauge has always flickered a little bit. But lay couple of days has got worse. And now the car stutters under load around 1500 rpm.

    YouTube vid on tickover.

    http://youtu.be/OvyHWgYqiDQ

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    On my 1.2 it was the dizzy making it flicker

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    Ive had this it was the crank sensor not seated right made the rev gauge go mad and affected the running.

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    Cheers guys I'll have a poke about at those tomorrow. Had this up on corsa sport for a day a f'all replies!! Lol

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    So the bit of cable that goes into the crank sensor is a bit exposed. Looks like the end of the sensor might have split where the cable goes into it. When I unplugged it the engine died. So I guess it is still kinda working. Maybe breaking down under load?

    Am I best of getting a new one from autovaux?

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    Quote Originally Posted by novanova636 View Post
    So the bit of cable that goes into the crank sensor is a bit exposed. Looks like the end of the sensor might have split where the cable goes into it. When I unplugged it the engine died. So I guess it is still kinda working. Maybe breaking down under load?

    Am I best of getting a new one from autovaux?
    Yes get a new one, make sure it's not been rubbing anywhere so it won't happen again though.

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    yeah will do. Is AutoVaux the best place to get a new one from?

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    Quote Originally Posted by novanova636 View Post
    yeah will do. Is AutoVaux the best place to get a new one from?
    I would say so, make sure you get the right one for your as there's an early and later spec:
    http://www.autovaux.co.uk/product-ca...rankshaft.aspx

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    whats the best way to tell if its a late or early?

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    Quote Originally Posted by novanova636 View Post
    whats the best way to tell if its a late or early?
    Click on the link above I put and then open the 2 choices, it explains the version for both.

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