How to change crankshaft position sensor
I have an 1999 mitsubishi galant but don't power in the fuel pump and no have spark too a change the compiter and distributor and still the same kan sambary helpme. tanks
Sounds like the timing belt is out a tooth or more. Check to make sure you have it set right.
Check the crankshaft position sensor on the bottom of the crank. There is a disc with wings behind the timing belt pulley on the crank and when one of the wings breaks the magnetic field of the sensor it gives a signal to the computer. Mine broke when one of the belt teeth broke off and broke the magnet off the backside of the sensor. The little disc slides between the the two sides of the sensor and if you bumped the disc more than likely you broke the sensor (its fragile). Good luck
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This will take about 3-4 hours. If you look at the drive belts, they will all have to be taken off to get to the timing belt. The engine crankshaft has to be positioned for marks to line-up. The crankshaft will have to be prevented from turning so you can take off its drive pulley. Rotate until the alignment cylinder is near TDC, remove sparkplug, then packing a small rope on top of the piston prevents the engine from turning.. Once you change one timing belt, you will never buy another car with a timing belt again. You can get a manual on eBay.
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thank you for your concern. i found the original manual for the car. the needed information was listed thanks again
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I CHANGED THE CRANK SENSORAND IT STILL DID NOT CRANK. ALSO CHANGED THE CAM SENSOR. STILL NO LUCK. THANKS 4 HELP
I CHANGED THE CRANK SENSOR AND CAM SENSOR. STILLL IT WONT START AND RUN. GUESS I NEED TO CHECK AND SEE IF THE DISC BEHIND THE CRANK GEAR IS BENT.
where is the cam sensor located on a 99 mitsubishi galant
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