I need to see a picture of where i can find the crankshaft sensor on my 1996 3.1 Monte Carlo ls can anyone please help
The crankshaft position sensor is a two pin sensor made up of plastic like material. It is located on the back side of the engine block about half way between the oil pan and the top of the block. It can only be accessed by crawling under the car.
Testimonial: "we found the sensor behide the crankshaft pully but it didnt help are car it is still not starting any help"
ok the car is wanting to start but when we crank it it backfires we have heard a lot of stuff we just hope we can fix it soon please help
You only asked about the location of the Crankshaft Position sensor, and your good self did not mention the problem. Any how, following are the reasons due to with the engine could misfire:
- The spark plug gaps are wide open.
- Faulty, cracked or oil fouled spark plugs.
- Camshaft Position Sensor faulty.
- Crankshaft Position Sensor faulty.
- Wiring.
- High tension cords or igniters faulty.
- Improper valve clearance.
- Worn out throttle plate.
- Air / fuel mixture too lean.
- Fuel pressure too high.
- Vacuum leaks in the intake manifold.
- PCV valve stuck open.
- Valve and/or ignition timing too late.
- Burnt or ruptured engine valves.
- Worn out valve guides.
Hope that works. Thanks.
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