0000118101 Speed Sensor Crankshaft Position Replacement for CLAAS Combine Harvester Lexion 500 600 700 Tucano 0118101 011810.1

Product Overview The 0000118101 / 0118101 / 011810.1 Speed & Crankshaft Position Sensor is a premium commercial-grade agricultural diagnostic component engineered explicitly as a high-reliability replacement for CLAAS Combine Harvesters and Heavy Harvesting Machinery. Serving dual critical functions across CLAAS platforms—either monitoring engine crankshaft positioning or tracking threshing drum/impeller rotational speed—this high-precision induction sensor provides essential telemetry. By transmitting constant, noise-free digital pulse signals directly to the combine’s central Electronic Control Unit (ECU) or CEBIS dashboard architecture, it ensures optimal engine timing, seamless multi-speed drive synchronization, and precise slip monitoring under intense harvesting block dynamics. Technical Specifications Primary CLAAS Factory Part Number: 0000118101, 0000118101 Interchangeable Simplified OE Code: 0118101, 0118101 Catalog Layout Cross-Reference: 011810.1 Sensor Modality: High-Sensitivity Inductive Electromagnetic Proximity Pickup / Position Sensor GP Primary Application: Engine Crankshaft Position Synchronization, Threshing Drum Speed Tracking, and Variator Velocity Calibration Connector Specification: OEM-Pattern Matched Weatherproof Sealed Multi-Pin Plug Lock Condition: 100% Brand New Premium Heavy Agricultural Aftermarket Replacement Broad Vehicle & Equipment Compatibility This heavy-duty velocity sender delivers exact factory dimensional metrics and signal voltage compliance across CLAAS’s market-leading multi-crop harvesting fleets: Equipment Family Compatible CLAAS Combine Harvester Models CLAAS Lexion Large Combines Lexion 510, 530, 540, 560, 580 Series, Lexion 600, 650, 670 Series, and Lexion 740, 750, 760, 770, 780 Premium Harvesting Fleets CLAAS Tucano Medium Combines Tucano 320, 340, 430, 440, 450, 570 Multi-Crop Regional Harvesting Platforms CLAAS Dominator & Mega Series Select Dominator 108, 130, Mega 204, 350 legacy platforms running computerized shaft speed loops CLAAS Jaguar Forage Harvesters Select specialized silaging models utilizing co-engineered auxiliary speed pick-ups Key Benefits Immediate CEBIS System Match: Calibrated strictly to native CLAAS electrical resistance tolerances, allowing immediate active fault code clearing (stopping annoying cab diagnostic alarms) without factory computer flashes. Elite Field Environment Armor: Hardened structural composite barrel package easily handles aggressive engine block heat cycles, continuous green crop dust mist soaking, moisture humidity, and heavy harvesting chassis shudders. Precision Threshing Calibration: Effectively cures critical machinery operating faults such as hard diesel starting, unprovoked engine derate modes under load, erratic CEBIS drum speed readouts, or false threshing belt slip alarms. Drop-In Fluid-Tight Mechanical Setup: Fabricated to exact original physical blueprints to guarantee a tight, dust-proof fitment inside the timing casing or pulley sensor bracket. Cross-Reference Guide This industrial agricultural speed sensor interchanges directly with the following manufacturer and spare part networks catalogs: CLAAS GROUP (GENUINE): 0000118101, 0118101, 011810.1 HARVESTING MACHINERY COMPONENTS: A42M-Speed Sensor series replacement logic AGRI-INDUSTRIAL SPARES: Premium high-durability electronics calibrated to match original factory diagnostic signaling profiles Maintenance Tip: If your CLAAS Lexion 760 or Tucano 430 Combine struggles to start during a critical harvest window, suffers sudden unprovoked power loss when entering heavy crops, or displays erratic, bouncing threshing drum RPM readings on your CEBIS monitor, evaluate the 0000118101 sensor immediately. Because this module operates directly adjacent to fast-spinning metal gear wheels or the engine flywheel ring gear, its magnetic pick-up head inevitably gathers fine airborne plant sap residues mixed with microscopic metallic wear dust over hundreds of high-stress threshing hours. Before bolting down this new replacement unit, we highly recommend wiping the housing mounting socket perfectly clean, checking the wire loom for harness chafing against hot exhaust brackets, and ensuring a dry connection interface to restore peak automated tracking cycles.