Bosch Crank Angle Position Sensors provide accurate detection of the engine speed: the engine speed is the main control variable for the ignition timing.

• Functionally and quality tested in accordance with the same standards as for original equipment parts: For high performance and reliability over a long service life.
• High measurement precision over a wide temperature range (- 40 ℃ to + 150 ℃).
• High quality materials and a robust design: For excellent resistance to corrosion in the demanding area around the exhaust tract.
• High electromagnetic compatibility (EMC): For reliable signal output.
• Direction detection to record the exact position of the crankshaft and inform the ECU when installed with active hall sensors: For a quick re-start in start-stop mode.

A failed or failing Crank Angle Position Sensor may exhibit a check engine light, no-start, long cranking, sputtering and stalling, and increased fuel consumption. If a Crank Angle Position Sensor malfunction or fault is suspected, the Crank Angle Position Sensor should be inspected and repairs carried out by a trained professional.

Bosch has had a presence in Australia since 1907, opening its first wholly owned subsidiary, Robert Bosch (Australia) Pty Ltd in 1954. Bosch employs over 1300 associates in Oceania and headquarters and technical centre is in Clayton, Victoria. Bosch Australia's activities are operated through six wholly owned subsidiaries and include Mobility Solutions, Industry Technology, Consumer Goods and Energy and Building Technology.