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Am I ready to replace the Crank Position Sensor? 200 1990

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posted by  Goatman on  Mon Dec 6 09:53 CST 2010
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Ken,


I would go at it from the top ganz sicher.

Using a magentetic pickup tool to catch the bolt as you unscrew it helps a lot. You might also invest in some extra long 1/4" extensions from Sears. Also grab a set of universal jointed sockets.

Placing a wad of wet paper into the socket will hold the bolt as you install it.

Rotating the sensor gently should help in the removal.


Goatman
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