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

posted by  TONY H on  Thu Dec 9 01:37 CST 2010
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A 10mm Swivel Socket makes this job so much easier.

With the '91, the AC dryer is back by the Firewall so it makes this task a bit tougher.
With my '89 I can take a 10mm Box wrench and snake my hand/arm under the exhaust manifold and over to the Bellhousing to crack the Bolt loose and wiggle the sensor out. I'm not sure you can do this with the AC in the way.
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