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2005 Dodge Caravan SE 2.4L Engine. Crank Shaft Sensor is located on the front of the engine (side toward the radiator) and right below the starter. Raise the vehicle on stands or ramps. From under the vechcle, unclip the wire plug. Loosen and remove the 8mm bolt. Pull out old sensor. This CAN be done WITHOUT removing the starter. Easiest way is to use a deep 8mm x 1/4ā drive socket and good lighting. I had to use vise grips to grip and pul out the old sensor. It is okay to twist and pull. NOTE: I have seen many posts placing this sensor in all kinds of places. For this vehicle, this is where it is located. If you have a different engine or year, it could be located someplace else.
the most common reason for this is the crank sensor being bad, the connection at the crank sensor needing cleaning or tightening, or possibility the distributor pick up module being bad (in the distributor cap, under the rotor).
did anyone find where it is at
2002 dodge grand caravan 6 cyl.where is the crank sensor?
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