Question 1

How do I know my crank sensor is failing?

Accepted Answer

Common symptoms: intermittent starting, misfiring, hesitation under acceleration, Check Engine light. OBD-II scan shows codes P0335–P0339.

Question 2

What is the difference between OEM and aftermarket?

Accepted Answer

OEM is a part from the factory that supplied the assembly line. An aftermarket part is an equivalent from another manufacturer. A quality aftermarket part is 30–50% cheaper.

Question 3

How do I find a sensor by J-number?

Accepted Answer

Give us the J-number or RSB code from your old sensor and we will match the TIS code. If there is no number, the make, model, year and engine size are enough.

Question 4

How does a TIS code differ from an OEM number?

Accepted Answer

A TIS code is the manufacturer's own part number (for example, TIS-201). An OEM number is the carmaker's factory number (J885, RSB codes). One TIS code may match several OEM numbers.

Crank angle sensors
Taiwan Ignition System
cross-referenced by J/RSB

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FAQ

How do I know my crank sensor is failing?

What is the difference between OEM and aftermarket?

How do I find a sensor by J-number?

How does a TIS code differ from an OEM number?

Get in touch

Crank angle sensorsTaiwan Ignition Systemcross-referenced by J/RSB

Popular TIS sensors

FAQ

How do I know my crank sensor is failing?

What is the difference between OEM and aftermarket?

How do I find a sensor by J-number?

How does a TIS code differ from an OEM number?

Get in touch

Crank angle sensors
Taiwan Ignition System
cross-referenced by J/RSB