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

posted by  Jorrell on  Mon Dec 6 16:02 CST 2010
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One problem that no other poster has mentioned since you live in the "rust belt", is that the steel body of the sensor has a tendency to adhere/fuse to the aluminum bracket when salt and water are added, aka. road salt.

If you can't get the sensor out after twisting it (post bolt removal), there was a post a month or two ago about how someone "drilled out" the center of the sensor and used a wood screw to remove it. Just be prepared for a painful extraction....

I would call this the Brick root canal if the sensor is stuck to the bracket.

jorrell


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