Replacing the Crankshaft Position Sensor in a Smart Roadster 452: A Step-By-Step Guide

Are you experiencing engine stalling and warning lights due to a faulty crankshaft position sensor in your Smart Roadster 452 (model code)? Don't worry; we've got you covered. In this step-by-step guide, we'll walk you through the process of replacing the crankshaft position sensor by removing the throttle body. We even have a video tutorial to make it even easier. Let's get started!
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[@ivanaleman6750]

Here is another roadster owner, greetings from Spain. I will be attentive to your videos

[@driveroadster]

Wellcome Ivan, Thanks a lot 😊👋

[@StevenRobinson-mo4ib]

How do you get at the sensor after removing the throttle body? This part is missing from your video. How do you actually remove the sensor with the pipes in the way. In the video is stays move them to the left but I have done this and I still can’t get access to remove the electrical connection or get at the Torx screw.

[@driveroadster]

you can just pull left the pipe under throttle body, the sensor behind that pipex

[@arzemagic]

So the bit where you got it out and disconnected it ,you cut out of the video. WTH .?

[@arzemagic]

Yeah no wonder you’ve cut the bit out or where you actually took the sensor out it’s virtually impossible

[@jakesalamel]

Hi, thanks for the video. Is there another way to do the last part with the computer? I haven't the instrument you use..

[@driveroadster]

Thanks for comment, You can get a cheap bluetooth odb module working with android. I am just cleaning fault codes not a critical phase.