Crankshaft sensor CODE

Likely the belt damaged the crank sensor or wiring. Locate the sensor and visually inspect for damage to the sensor or wiring.

One crank sensor. It needs to go on a scanner. Both sensors are probably OK. Your problem is most likely the timing chains or guides. If ti were the crank sensor, it wouldn't start. Cam sensor would throw a cam code. Correlation means the crank and cam are not in sync. If you have VVT, it could be the actuator.

What make vehicle ? model an year too. Some vehicles have two crankshaft position sensors .

24X and 7X Crankshaft Position Sensors/Harmonic Balancer Interrupter Ring

One sensor is in the side of engine block an the other is behind harmonic balancer

P0315 - Crankshaft Position System Variation Not Learned
P0335 - Magnetic Crankshaft Position Sensor Electrical Error China OBD2 car diagnostic tools wholesale on CareUCar

check flexplate,i had a vehicle w/ 2.7 that would throw similar codes(cyl miss code that would change to"cam counter" then weird tranny codes and back)changed cntroll box on trans,coils,cam sensor .ended up being a cracked flexplate that shifted enough it was screwing with crankshaft sensor.the sbec(brain box) was going nuts trying to figure out why cam/crank signals didnt jive so it was basically"guessing" why.its a mechanical failure causing good sensors to read bad,if the codes come back or throw diffrent ones after reset look at non computer causes,dealer should know better.

Check the connection to crank sensor, if wiring is good and connection is clean then replace the crank sensor and reset the code, this is the first step, the computer could be a problem also but most times its the crankshaft sensor. good day

If the crankshaft sensor is bad then it needs replaced. I just replaced mine about 8 months ago. It cost around $20 and took me 15 minutes or so. Some vehicles will throw a bad crankshaft sensor code when it could be one or two other problems. Rule all those out before you buy any needless parts. Auto zone is a great place to go for having your codes read.

replace the crankshaft position sensor, it will cure the problem.

camshaft sensor is in distributor(requires dist. replacement) crankshaft is behind lower timing belt cover

befor in the ealier models of accords they use to be both the cam and crank sensors in the distibutor but they separated them !!!So no they are not together on your car tha cam sensor is in the distributor and the crank sensor is in front of engine or in the lower timing belt cover if it is in the timing cover you can see a wire going dow the timing cover way to the bottom on the rear side off it

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Denis