Crank, Cam sensor ohms.

Floyd1000

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I have heard and read so many different people talking about what the ohms reading should be on the A and B crank sensors and the Cam sensor. Does anyone know exactly what they should be and if there is such a thing as too much of an ohm reading? I read where the drivers side crank sensor should be up to 900 ohms but if i have over 900 does that mean it is bad? I never see anyone speak on this issue. This is one i read how to test the sensor.
This is what you need to do:

  1. 1
    Put your multimeter in Ohms () mode.
  2. 2
    Disconnect Connector 2 from the ignition control module.
  3. 3
    Connect the red multimeter test lead to the wire that connects to the terminal labeled with the letter A.
  4. 4
    Connect the black multimeter test lead to the wire that connects to the terminal labeled with the letter C.
  5. 5
    The multimeter's Ohms reading should read 500 to 900 Ohms.

But that person never mentioned if the reading was over 900 what condition it would create in the ignition system.
 
Which engine?
 
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