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EzraThe cps is tested with an ohmeter. Generally the sensor will read between 300-350 ohms. Also, check to see that the pick-up magnet is centered in the sensor housing. It should be positioned perpendicular to the flywheel teeth, with an air gap of 0.020-0.060 in. An adjustment to the high side, say 0.040-0.060 in. seems to work best. Also just a note, if the cps has failed, or is badly misadjusted, the engine will not run.
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