See if this makes sense...
If I apply this definition: Magnetism = 'You cannot separate heat from the chemical reaction,' I now bring in Sir Isaac Newton's Third law of motion. Then apply Ohm's theory of 'resistance':
I now apply these theories to the crank sensor. For argument sake say a 2 wire pickup is a single wire of copper wrapped around a magnet and covered with epoxy. This now makes AC current. The third law says 'for every action' the molecule moves in two directions as it heats up. The wires pulse out AC current up those wires. At the connector connections, there is a chemical reaction happening at the male/female pins. The flow past that first connection can cause a 'resistance,' which now has to ground that which resisted back into the source it came from. If the pins were cleaned with a chemical antidote like a mix of baking soda and vinegar or vinegar alone, this would bring back the flow past the connectors and would not heat up the epoxy on the reversion. This theory melts my heart and I'm sticking with it unless you have a better theory to disprove the absolute theory of magnetism.
Signed,
NOLTT (no one listens to turtle)