Campro Problem ?? Cracked Crankshaft

hi guys.. just want to share this info... beware.. !!

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I've been trying to find time to do a write up regarding this topic since last week.. I just couldn't because of my workload.. anyways since today i'm free i'll just share my problem here with you guys.. PLEASE JUST TREAT IT AS READ HERE END HERE.. No need to heboh heboh for me.. thanks in advance first.

Ok here goes... exactly 2 weeks ago my car broke down near the Muzium. Its all just happen in a flash. The car was simply fantastic for the pass 3 days before this thing happen..fantastic meaning very good power and good response all round.

I was just about to downshift from 4th to 3rd and then just about to power on the i felt a real quick strange feeling on my gear knob.. like the whole gear level was wobbling.. then shut down immediately.. no nothing.. no pulse on the car.
Tried to restart but couldn't so i free gear and roll to a stop nearby the muzium road.

Tried restarting several times and check everything that i could have possibly think off.. as in fuel pump, fuel line tried resetting the car and still nothing.. so eventually took the plug leads out to check and there was no spark... so i figured the coil could be the culprit, then i called my friend to come over to attend to me and he brought a spare ori coil.. plugged in and still no spark.. then we immediately figured, must be the crank angle sensor..

so no choice but to tow the car back to serdang. Once the car was in the workshop we immediately tried replacing the crank angle sensor.. oh actually we PDTed the car first to trouble shoot.. then it was confirm no signal from crank angle sensor. Upon unplugging my Crank Angle Sensor out.. we discovered that my sensor was smashed already.. and immediately my worst fears came... the whole crank sensor was gone..

and we decided to remove the oil pan to inspect further because we were very sure that the metal bits would have already make its way into the engine.. as in cylinder wall and blocks.. upon removal of the oil pan this was what we saw.