HKS RB26 Crank Angle Sensor Kit for V-Cam - 45999-AN002

HKS RB26 Crank Angle Sensor Kit for V-Cam - 45999-AN002

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HKS RB26 Crank Angle Sensor Kit for V-Cam - 45999-AN002HKS RB26 Crank Angle Sensor Kit for V Cam 45999 AN002 *This Kits required to managed by aftermarket ECU. (Recommended settings for managed with F CON are listed in the instruction manual.)*45999 AN001(for Solid Cam) and 45999 AN002(for V CAM) have different component parts. For vehicles equipped with solid cam, a special cam angle sensor is included. For vehicles equipped with V CAM, cam angle signals are read by the V CAM system, so the cam angle

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Reviewed in the United States on November 15, 2025