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

posted by  Euroman on  Mon Dec 6 10:00 CST 2010
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Goatman

Thanks. I really was hoping that I would hear that as I don't have a lift in my garage. I also like the wet paper suggestion and I do already have a home-made magnetic tool I fashioned from one of the three magnets from the back of a dealer-tag holder from the dealership. The only drawback is that it is very strong and it grabs hold of anything it nears.

I guess installing the new one requires a little dexterity, too, huh?

Where would you buy the sensor? Thanks, again,

Ken






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