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I received the Fidanza flywheel and noticed that the sensor pin is not perpendicular to the rim of the flywheel. It's off only by a couple of degrees, not much at all, but is that enough to throw the reference/speed sensor off?

Thanks

User 41221

Ninefiveone had a six week troubleshooting issue trying to get his car started after installing one, and I believe he traced it back to that issue. You might want to ask him about that.

Regards,

special tool

No, it is not that , it is the height. When you set the height, you have to align the bolt holes with the oem flywheel - do not measure from the perimeter of each because the fidanza's diameter is slightly different. If you measure while the bolt holes are aligned, it will fire the first time, assuming you didn't touch the sensor bracket (removed sensors only).