There goes the crank bearing

Just glad to help ! Thanks !

You are not wrong, when you don't have the right tool, adapt, but as you say, perhaps best to get the right thing first.....otherwise Hammer Time !!!

Glad to be of help Kevin !

Thanks ! As long as it is fixed in a position, you should be fine. For the cost, it may be a good idea to get the backup for when / if you get an issue.

Hello It does work by magnetic interaction between the crank and the sensor. Been a long while but I think the magnets are incorporated into the black plastic ring. Glad it has helped you that is all I hope my videos do, help someone somewhere. Thanks Dean

​@@DeanAllen what is the name of this particular type of pas sensor?

Hi, A bit late to the party lol. There are PAS sensors with separate poll magnets, And sensors with integrated magnets like this one. Then you have different connectors and different style sensors.. I digress but that's the basics.

Sorry wish I could help from experience but sold mine a few years back now. Is there nothing via searches on Google or KZfaq? Hope you get some help elsewhere, drop in a link if you find it please to help others.

No not really, not with this bike. I realised the old one was beginning to cut in and out. Once I swapped there was no issues at all.

@@DeanAllen thank you for the quick reply. Do you know anyway to make the pas sensor response quicker and more sensitive? My current one needs to rotate the left pedal about 3/4 ( 270 degree) in order to make the power assist starts but I want to make the response quicker.

No sorry, which I could help. Only had this electric bike for a short while, and this was my only experience with sensors and sorting an issue.

@@spoon3100 I've recent bought same as in video 12 magnet from Amazon for €20 tbh it works as a throttle I've to put the PAS down as required. If you're looking for something super quick and constant power try that PAS sensor. I'm trying to put the sensitivity down but it hasn't worked so far, I've sm26 same bike

Hello Sorry I wish I could help, but no expert in this field unfortunately. It may be correct that you needed to change your sensor ? We're you have any issue before the error code came up, for example the motor was not kicking in all the time? Although you may have changed to another sensor, was it exactly the same as previous,it maybe the as different, the error code will not clear. Do you still have an issue with the motor kicking in ? Sorry to not be of more help. You may to Google and look for Forum on specific bike and code 70 issues.

On my bike, without the sensor, the motor would not kick in.

I could feel the bike, not reacting to input through peddles, then suddenly would engage into motor driving the rear wheel again. It was so cheap, and pretty easy to do, it was always worth trying.

@@DeanAllen Thanks very much Dean for reply most helpful I'll get one of those sensors mine is also loose and wonky unfortunately it won't fix my issue. Cheers.

The original would cut in and out as I peddled, first thought it was a motor issue, so very relieved to know it was a very cheap sensor instead. Thanks, Deano

@@DeanAllen, the reason I'm asking is because me bike had the identical symptoms like your's, but now it's completely dead. And I have no errors on the screen. Thanks for answering me!.

No worries George, hopefully that is the issue and you can find the same sensor or very similar to resolve the issue. Good Luck mate !

Not sure with my bike at the time. It just worked as it should with the new sensor. I never got round to making it faster.

If at the time I had one I would have, but if stating the obvious is your thing, go forth my friend and spread the word ! Everyone will Love you for it I am sure 👍

Just Happy it helped !

Did not have one, do not usually work on bikes ( see motorcycle vids) and my mission was to change the sensor, mission accomplished. I guess you knew the answer though ?

There speaks a "Man" of experience !!!!

Dean Allen 80 year of. experience and counting

No, the original sensor on the bike, started cutting in and out but when not working the motor stopped cutting in. Once I put this new one on, all was good, instantly, not faster, just all working like it should.

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@@DeanAllen Helped *me,* hahah. Thanks for the upload!