Replaced crank position sensor still throwing code and wont start... 2004 mitsubishi endeavor

SOURCE: Timing Belt for 2004 Mitsubishi Endeavor

Yes, I would replace it according to the owner's manual. Could be very expensive if it breaks.

Charlie

SOURCE: Cabin Air Filter - 2004 Mitsubishi Endeavor (Where?)

IT IS IN BEHIND THE GLOVE COMPARTMENT YOU HAVE TO TAKE IT OUT BY UNSREWING AND START FROM YOUR RIGHT SIDE

SOURCE: 1999 chrysler 300m wont crank, code P0340

Sounds like the timing belt broke. Unfortunately this vehicle was not equiped with no contact valves so if that is the case you will need to have the engine and Head rebuilt. If the crank position sensor can't sense the position of the crank it should shutdown the electrical to keep you from damaging your engine.

SOURCE: wer is bank 1 sensor 2 in a mitsubishi endeavor

Hi,
Bank 1 sensor 2 is on the firewall side of the engine, and is the bottom O2 sensor (the one furthest from the engine). It is accessed from below the vehicle.

SOURCE: 2004 Kia Optima no start after timing belt, crank, cam sensor replacement

did you use aftermarket crank sensor? if so that might be your problem. dealer has several different ones, by providing vin number, but there is only one after market for all optimas 01-05. try to connect thick pink wire and thick orange wire together on the ignition failure sensor. you might have the same problem as me. good luck.