P/N 554-118 is designed as a drop-in sensor replacement for flying magnet crank trigger setups using a 3/4-16" threaded magnetic sensor. This sensor is a Hall Effect sensor, meaning it outputs a square wave signal, which is ideal for use with most Electronic Fuel Injection Systems. This sensor is to only be used with a trigger wheel with "flying magnets". It does not detect a ferrous steel target.
Ignition Crank Trigger Sensor
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Orderable Status:YesQuantity:1Package UOM:Smallest Pack (Consumer Level)Weight Variance:0.000000000Stacking Factor:0Inner Quantity:0
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Country of Origin (Primary):USEmission Code:5Harmonized Tariff Code (HTS):8409915085Harmonized Tariff Code (Schedule B):8409915085Life Cycle Status Code:Available to OrderLife Cycle Status Description:Available to OrderMaximum Cases per Pallet Layer:10MSDS Required Flag:NoNAFTA Preference Criterion Code:Criteria BNational Popularity Code:Top 60% of Product Group Sales Value (Units x $, Hits, etc.)National Popularity Description:Top 60% of Product Group Sales Value (Units x $, Hits, etc.)Pallet Layer Maximum:20
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