It does not bring crankshaft sensor

Hello friends I need help, I have Opel Corsa 1.4 Year 93 and when I go on a trip it goes out, on the Mima I take the flight, I turn off the contact and give contact to which it takes up the march with some pulls, but I accelerate and everything good, sometimes it gives pulls the seconds it goes out. He took it to the mechanic and made a scanner but nothing, they checked all the sensors and the entire electrical system but nothing; Spark plug cables, spark plugs, fuel pump Fuel filter The empty hoses, check the IAC MAP Oxygen sensors and all deliver values ​​within what the manufacturer specifies, the point of the distribution strap is well reviewed continuity to the engine cable mallet all good. But I have a doubt does not bring crankshaft sensor, it's weird. If any of you know why it does not bring a sensor, please comment, or give some notion of what is happening, I appreciate it.

Hello Alex225, the problem of standing and the pulls comes because it is beginning to fail the ignition coil or the module. The one who does not carry a crankshaft sensor may be hidden ... or that instead, the signal is given by the distributor with a hall sensor and the four -pool wheel it carries inside this, but if it is damaged, the engine does not start in any way. Greetings!!

As the friend said, if he has but he has to carry it in the distributor, if not the vehicle could not start, it can be as he also says due to the working temperature it reaches, it may be that it makes the coil fail

Hello, if you bring "crankshaft sensor" it is hall effect for the symptoms you describe I can tell you that it is most likely that it is failing your ignition module since with the temperature it affects it in its functionamiebto,