2000. Nissan frontier. V6. P335 trouble code won't go away crank position sensor

Your 2000 Frontier only has the one TPS sensor.

Here's a link to your sensor,just enlarge picture to see. Repair Guides Component Locations 3 3l vg33er V6 Engine AutoZone com Here's what the sensor look's like. http://www.autozone.com/engine-management/crankshaft-position-sensor/duralast-crankshaft-position-sensor/nissan-datsun/frontier-pickup-2wd/2003/6-cylinders-3-3l-sfi-sc/229562_726118_0

THROTTLE POSITION SENSOR, MISFIRE, #4 MISFIRE, KNOCK SENSOR, THESE ARE YOUR TROUBLE CODES, PO120,PO300, PO304, PO325, RESPECTIVELY, REPLACE THE TPS @ THROTTLE BODY, REPLACE KNOCK SENSOR , @ ENGINE BLOCK, REPLACE YOUR SPARK PLUGS & PLUG WIRES ! AND YOU MUST ALSO REPLACE BOTH YOUR AIR & FUEL FILTERS, DISTRIBUTOR CAP & ROTOR , INSPECT, MAY NEED TO REPLACE, I WOULD ANYWAY !!!!!!!! ADD SOME GOOD FUEL INJECTOR CLEANER TO TANK, NEXT FUEL UP !

Try to check the emission components. Check also the MAF and the throttle position sensor.

There is a crank and a camshaft position sensor. If you have verified both are working or replaced, pull negative battery cable for 2 hours or overnight. This should reset error codes.

Hello shalom570,

The crank position sensor is on the rear left-hand side(drivers side) of the engine. See image below.



To replace follow steps outlined below.

1. Disconnect crank position sensor harness.
2. Loosen and remove the bolt securing the sensor.
3. Remove the sensor.

To install revers process.

Regards,

Jerry

Here's a link to where your Crankshaft position sensor is. GET 25 GIFT CARD FOR EVERY 100 SPENT ON ONLINE SHIP TO HOME ORDERS ,yes,the camshaft sensor is in the distributor.Also check this video out. 2000 Nissan frontier 3 3L V6 no crank no start possible lo

How did you know that your cam shatf sensor is in trouble? do you have your own Code Reader. It is so complecated, you can replace the sensor as easy as it could be but are you sure that your sensor is dead? Tell me pls. what had happend to your engine. was the engine check always lighting before when you are driving but you've just ignored the warning light.

no but the knock sensor does send a signal the ecm and it will ****** or advance the distributor timing

check your fuses first, if fuses are good then take a look at the speed sensor, the sensor may be bad, also scan the computer for any stored codes,the codes may tell you the speed sensor is bad,