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Crankshaft Position Sensor Plug 700

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posted by  Art Benstein on  Mon Feb 5 18:32 CST 2024
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I know it is a real tiny and poor illustration, but the sensor for the Monotester screws into a threaded hole in the block in front of the flywheel/flexplate and its electrical cable is two conductor plus shield leading to a 4-contact socket attached by one of the cam cover fasteners. With your experience, Dave, you just need to visualize it to remember it.
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