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I had my 2004 sedona checked and was told i needed to replace the crank sensor,it cut off several times while driving alone,but starts up after waiting sometime,the check ingine light is on,do i only need the crank sensor or do i also need work done on the cam shaft also.
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Could be a sensor , but without testing , this would be a guess ! Have seen TPS - throttle position sensors on chysler products do this , Mass air flow sensors on GM vehicles , plus bad IAC - idle air control motor . Don't think you would like to replace all these parts , your best bet , take it to a qualified repair shop . Have it tested !
A bad O2 sensor would not prevent it from starting. The computer ignores the O2 sensor until the engine warms up. If the fuel pressure is good, check the engine coolant temp sensor. If that's bad, the computer may think the engine is warmer/colder than it really is and will give the wrong air/fuel mixture. Coolant temperature sensor testing
Changing the crank sensor is a guess.
It may be the problem, but throwing parts at it can be expensive.
First, verify if you have spark and/or fuel, then go from there.
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