1997 4th Gen Nissan Maxima code P1335 ( REF )Front crank position sensor replacement.

Where it is and how to replace the front crankshaft position sensor on the Maxima's V6.
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[@kfold3806]

Dos this car have a transmission filter?

[@user-rw6eu8zi4s]

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[@Hawaiianbound808]

Never shoot your serpentín belt with brake fluid. It will rot it so fast & the last thing you want is for your belt to break while going down the road

[@kainnetwork6002]

i mean ya just wont have power steering and youll just use the battery til ya get a new belt lol

[@alexortega771]

Hey I was wondering what that cable that connects to the sensor is called? If you could reply asap I would like that thanks

[@LiilTyweezy]

have you ever had to get the timing chain done

[@teammudshark6894]

Unfortunately, my chain failed, I think. When it got to that point I had to give up on my dear Maxine. It broke my heart, but I was having to move and I did not know where I would be able to take her and store her, and work on her any more. I ran out of time and money at the same time. I had had her towed to a dealer to have a replacement computer flashed to match my VIN, and they informed my that the chain had jumped. The engine is an interference fit, so chances are the pistons hit the valves and probably bent them. I didn't have the time to continue on. I would have liked to pull the chain, and the heads to see what damage there was before giving up but I just couldn't. That is the big issue here. If you are not replacing it as a preventative measure, and it has failed in some manner, you may have big trouble. So no. I did not get that far. As such, I do not know how difficult it is or if you can do it in the car. Check youtube. I'm sure somebody out there has something on it. Thanks and good luck.