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Crank Position Sensor cable 200 1992

posted by  DEVO! on  Fri Apr 29 12:50 CST 2011
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I just did this and my AC is in the same position just get a stubby 10mm wrench (or cut a cheap one in half) and climb in the engine compartment you chest will have to be almost on top of the intake at this point you will see the sensor a little left of center. reach in with your left arm and you can do this in 15 mins no problem. IMO it was faster than using a extension but a little more physically demanding lol

good luck
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Dean 1991 240 wagon






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