Looking for crank sensor on my 95 Yukon. Its not near the starter, and not near front crank pulleys. Where else do I look? Could it be in the distributor, and what does it look like?

Look at the front of the engine near the crank pulley, on some later models the crank position sensor is located in the timing cover near the front next to the pulley, it has a wire coming from it going up to a connector near the alternator, if it's not there then it is built into the distributor.

check the ignition timing on the crank pulley. Run the fault codes to check for sensor fault.

The 3.0 engine should be near the crank pulley in front of the engine.
The 3.8 engine uses a distributor.

camshaft sensor located above crankshaft pulley, the camshaft sensor mounted on the front timing cover above the crankshaft pulley.

According to my scanner, there is a crank sensor on the front of the oil pan , near the crankshaft pulley and another one on the oil pan or bellhousing facing the flexplate or flywheel...hope this helps.

THE crank sensor is located at bottom of timing cover on front of engine if you look under engine below crank pulley around oil pan timing cover you will see it. the cam sensor is in the distributor.

It should be down near the crankshaft pulley. Remove the the right front wheel and the splash shield, it should be there next to the pulley.

Your engine has 2 one is in behind your crankshaft pulley and the connector should run up to near thetiming chain cover area,the other would go into the side of the block and the block skirt area between the block and the trans area.Goood luck.

front of the engine near the crank pulley

The crank sensor is on the front( bottom) of the engine behind the crank pulley, the pulley will have to be removed to access the sensor. It is the largest pulley directly in front of the oil pan.