In Aug. 2010 I replaced the S200 button battery for my 1980's colibri touch sensor lighter with a battery from radio shack identified with #303 for approx. $6. The 303 battery had the correct deminsions, fit properly and the electronic ignition worked immediately.
I just called the service department of the new CST Enterprises that owns Colibri lighters brand (401) 943-1500 and was advise if you are looking for a compatible battery to replace the CR 1240E which was discontinued, you can stack two easily found 386 button cell batteries in the battery compartment and that will work. I'm going to try tonight to see if I can bring my father-in-laws beautiful vintage sensor lighter back to life. If you are looking for a replacement for another battery type, their service department was very helpful and had an immediate answer for my inquiry.
Hi, Assuming your cam sensor is working correctly, the best way to clear all faults in the engine computer is to: remove the positive battery cable from the battery... then touch and hold the battery cable end on any good ground (such as the intake manifold) for at least 30 seconds. a minute or two is better. when you reconmnect the battery cable to the battery, start the engine and your check engine light will be off. if the light comes back on later and you confirm the cam sensor code, you probably have a bad sensor. Good luck Chet
its i lighter but it cost money to buy
remove negative and positive cables from battery, touch cables together for 30 seconds and then reconnect.....will be reset.
The iPod Touch will eventually run out of battery when it is locked, but it will not drain instantly.
You can't replace the battery
You cant replace the battery.
It's easy to replace the camshaft sensor on your Eclipse Spyder. Disconnect the negative battery cable and set it aside, ensuring that it does not touch metal. Unplug the wiring harness connector from the camshaft sensor, which is located near the top front of the engine. Now, remove the retaining bolt and pull the sensor off the engine. Install the new sensor and tighten the retaining bolt firmly. Do not over-tighten the bolt, as you could damage the sensor. Plug in the camshaft sensor's wiring harness connector. Reattach the negative battery cable.
Disconnect the battery cable, you do not have to touch the battery.
Just look at the top right hand corner of the iPod Touch screen, and that is where the battery symbol is. There are also apps that monitor battery level.
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