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Check R P M sensor / #399 on end of P/N ? 700

posted by  someone claiming to be kevin walsh on  Thu Mar 6 14:01 CST 2003 [RELATED]

Solved intermittent random cutting off hot engine problem. RPM sensor
was intermittently failing, when I pulled it the wires on top of sensor
were exposed (probably due to cam seal leaking oil) and the part#
ended with #399.. "FAQ" was correct, See "FAQ" for details.
I would do this for PM reasons if your car has 100K or 10 years or more.

'91 745 192K






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