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Re: Where is the cranking sensor located on a apv lumina...
The 1992 Lumina APV does not have a crankshaft position sensor. If your car has a tachometer in the instrument panel it gets it's "signal" from the ignition coil.
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Look at the bumper around the center of it. There should be a hole (sometimes has a cover).
One of the tools that should be with your jack goes in there. It looks like a long flat screwdriver. Insert it into the hole and turn it. A cable will lower the spare as you crank the tool. There should also be a tool, like maybe the lug wrench, that has a square hole in it. That would be used as the crank handle.
Now is the tube that is located behind the hole in the rear bumper is not there, you're kinda screwed. Something would have to be used to reach the mechanism above ther spare so it can turn it.
Disconnect the inlet and outlet pipes on the upper right side of the firewall (Its somewhat of a long reach but you can do it) Drain the radiator and then remove the heater core. Its inside the van located in the heater box under the passenger side of the dash board. I believe you may have to remove the inner glove box. I know that is the case on the TransPort and the Silhouette but the Lumina dash is somewhat different in style.
Drain the system. Remove the upper radiator cover and the dual cooling fans (4 bolts and an electrical connector). Disconnect the transmission cooler lines and the upper and lower hoses.. The radiator should freely pull straight up and out. Reverse the process to install the new radiator.
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