Viperrod
Enthusiast
Where are the Crank and Cam shaft sensors located?
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Crank/Cam sensors
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Tom Sessions
Enthusiast
Cam sensors is in the timing cover and the crank sensor is on the passenger side of the block in the area of the motor mount.
Viper Wizard
Enthusiast
Tom, your other right. 
Crank sensor left side lower block center.
Crank sensor left side lower block center.
Viperrod
Enthusiast
Tom, your other right.
Crank sensor left side lower block center.
From under the car?
Tom Sessions
Enthusiast
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CRANKSHAFT POSITION SENSOR
A heat shield covers the crankshaft position sensor Heat Shield The sensor is located in the middle of the right side of the cylinder block, just above the oil pan Crankshaft Position Sensor
Not to question the Wizard but this is right from the service book. the right side of the block is the passenger side. All things are viewed from sitting in the drivers seat.
Viperrod
Enthusiast
Thanks for the pic.
I have an ignition cutout issue from time to time,
especially when the car first runs (20 min or so)
The other day it wouldn't sync up at all, but
I was checking that connection which is hooked
up to the wire leading down to the sensor and
pushed it together to make sure it was tight.
The stat sync went from off to on and it fired up (AEM)
Once it is warmed up, it seems much better.
With the headers being so close to the wiring,the
wiring to the sensor or the sensor is maybe getting baked.
This is all starting to make some sense now to a intermittly
problems which I have had, I thought it was the AEM.
I will further check this out.
Thanks
I have an ignition cutout issue from time to time,
especially when the car first runs (20 min or so)
The other day it wouldn't sync up at all, but
I was checking that connection which is hooked
up to the wire leading down to the sensor and
pushed it together to make sure it was tight.
The stat sync went from off to on and it fired up (AEM)
Once it is warmed up, it seems much better.
With the headers being so close to the wiring,the
wiring to the sensor or the sensor is maybe getting baked.
This is all starting to make some sense now to a intermittly
problems which I have had, I thought it was the AEM.
I will further check this out.
Thanks
Viper Wizard
Enthusiast
Sorry Tom, I turned around and looky it's on the right side now.
I guess I'm just quick to hate the left!
Tom Sessions
Enthusiast
I feel the wizard may be casting a spell on me now.
Viper Wizard
Enthusiast
Are those warts growing yet? Just kidding Tom!
The spell is aimed for management!!
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