How to Replace a Crankshaft Position Sensor in Your Car (Code P0335)
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- Crankshaft position sensor replacement. How to replace a crankshaft position sensor in your car DIY with Scotty Kilmer, trouble code P0335. How to replace a broken crankshaft position sensor. Check engine light on with problem code P0335. Camshaft position sensor location, removal and replacement. DIY car repair with Scotty Kilmer, an auto mechanic for the last 43 years.
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Scotty Kilmer is it better to get the OEM sensor or buy one from an autoparts store?
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Did this on my 2007 Pontiac Montana sv6 and the van ran worse than it did than before!
Jossen Romero
When it comes to these very delicate parts you should always get the OE supplier for your cars brand. You don’t have to go to the stealership, but find out who supplied your car with these sensors from the factory.
For an example: Siemens made these sensors for BMW a while ago, so if you own that brand try to find a Siemens sensor, because that is the original part used on BMW’s when they rolled out of the assembly line.
Guys, what is a transmission range sensor?
Is it different from what the video was talking about?
I drive a 2000 Suzuki Grand vitara with the v6 2.5L engine
Hey Scotty. Recently decided to stop paying dealerships and garages to fix my car and try to do it myself. Your videos have saved me hundreds of dollars in labor fees! Thanks!
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Scotty Kilmer hi scotty..my nissan primera recently had timing chain replaced..but engine light has come back on its idling very poor and seems like could cut out at aby time..could it be crankshaftsensor?cheers
David Rothwell
could be lots of things, best to have it analyzed with a dealer level scan computer and analyze all the possibilities rather than just guess. Start with any trouble codes and work from there
Scotty Kilmer cheees scotty..camshaft sensor and cylinder 4 missfire came up have sinse changed sensor and coil..engine light and fault codes have gone but when its started oit revs between 1000 and 1200...it returns to normal after a bit of driving..any sugestions?
David Rothwell yea, drive it a few weeks and see if computer settles down with the new parts, they often will.
Thanks for another invaluable video, Scotty. My wife who is nearly 61 was able to replace one on her 07 Dodge Caliber today. Your vid helped as did another. We borrowed the tools needed from our brother-in-law, some jack stands and a jack from a friend. It wasn't an easy job, but she did it. If she did, anyone can. Thanks again, Scotty!!!!!!!
Just to say the truth YOUR VIDEOS are freaking awesome! Simple, plan language, easy to follow and DIY, with easy understandable reasons, and reliable info to fix any issues on your videos. I seen tons of videos of various mechanics and people complicating and making it a confusing engineering nightmare.
"Now the question is where they hide this stupid thing" best comment ever lmfao 😂😂😂😂😂😂
We're is it in a 95 nissan 3.0 6cyl pickup motor
there are various sensors on the different engines used in that year. If you have a sensor code, I would replace them both though. Places like auto zone sell em, and can print you a picture of where they are located too.
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Awesome glacier video at the end :)
Thanks to this video you saved me a lot of money. I watch your videos all the time and this is the first time I had to use your advice. Thanks Scotty and God Bless.
I've drag raced professionally (15yrs. in Pro Stock) for 30 yrs. and love cars and mechanics.and I love to watch these videos just for fun. This guy is humorous,good mechanic, and down to earth. I think he does a good job on explaining things. He's very helpful. The only thing that I suggest is that there are some CPS packages that comes with shims and this should be explained as to why you use them and what to check for. Other than that ... great job Scotty.
Scotty, you're so cool!
It makes me wonder if mechanics prefer driving older cars instead of modern ones
most do.
God I miss the days of points rotor cap Sitting on fender swinging my feet as I changed the spark plugs LOL. Now my wife's windows drop into the door when it senses a small piece of ice on the window seal (Safety sensor). 55 MPH Neg -20 F(winter) and the windows won't go up. Gotta love it. Hate all the electronic junk in cars today.
Hello Scotty Kilmer! I have a 2003 Mercedes Benz C240 with a bad Crankshaft Position Sensor, I do not have a handheld tool like you do, Would it be okay If I just took out the old bad sensor and replaced with new without using the scanner?
I think its a good mix.. However I believe a lot of them like the modern braking , handling etc..
Gentry Smith disconnect the battery for half an hour it should reset the check engine light
Now that's my speed! Short, entertaining, and right to the point! Exactly what I was looking for. Thanks Scotty! :-)
I love this man.. I've been able to keep my Impala for 10 years because of him.. thank you Scotty..
Na, that's more often a flooded engine from worn injectors leaking. Try my video "How to cflean fuel injectors on your car" and pray that fixes it.
i paid $270 for that?
Scotty, you are an excellent host and teacher. You could have your own tv show for sure, keep up the good work.
Wow, I never would have found that on my own. Thank you very much sir!
Wish you was my neighbor
Me to me to 😂😂😂😂
Hardest parts of doing this job are finding the sensor (depending on the model) and reaching the darned thing...
Marc mine is under the starter :D
@@Extras16 mine is by the oil filter, the filter and a bunch of hoses are in the way :(
Hey scotty thanks for the directions it helped me with one of my jobs. And it sure is nice when the check engine light resets on it's own like in the 2012 dodge I serviced
Thx very much Scotty. Found my fault with a Bluetooth Obd2 and your video helped by telling me what to do - cheers
Great. now almost a million people will load the parts cannon with CKPS's and waste money guessing at parts that don't fix the problem.
hi scotty, code p0336 ckp sensor A. can you tell me where the crankshaft is on a 98 chevy Malibu? do you think I can do it myself or just go to a shop. you made it look real easy on this car.
First see if it's plugged in?
Bottom of motor that stuff is really fragile
thank you for making videos on what needs to be done I really like how you do your videos your good at it!!! your friends and family are lucky people!!!
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I love the videos Scotty, you seem like an awesome guy! Very, very good information.
The worst "evil engineer" location for one of these is on a 1993 Grand Cherokee 5.2L. It's crammed in under the EGR pipe on the passenger side above the exhaust union.
I have a Saab 9-3 and if not for the mofo who put in the LPG Installation, it would be a 5-minute job.
I've spent 3 hours trying to take out that sensor. gave up, my dad tried for 3 hours and almost gave up but he got it- then we spent another 2 hours putting in the new one...
Nissan xterra 2007, couldn't get to the camshaft sensor or crankshaft sensor myself. Ended up getting a mechanic to do it.
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For all the hard work you've done with these videos . many thanks and very well deserved vacations.now tha's a nissan 2.5 same as mine and I'm freaking out with this car with all the people complaining .very well maintain ,too well for its age,just got it. i thought changing Crankshaft Position Sensor would be a hard job and now you show me can do it myself thanks again
You are tooo cooool!.
Glacier and car info. Thanks for the share greatly appreciate it!
Can a bad crankshaft sensor cause the car to shut off randomly?
Carlos Garcia Can somebody please answer this? I want to know too
Yes it can.
Carlos Garcia n
Yes it tell your fuel injectors when to fire meaning if it's bad there a chance your engines dies randomly or won't even start. Same applies with the camshaft position sensor so check both
My car died at a red light. I couldnt turn tge wherl it becane really stiff
you've really helped me out alot. i appreciated your videos !
Thanks Scotty! These vids are so dang helpful. I thank you again!
Love the video ... High energy and watching it makes me feel like ....well ...like I CAN DO THIS !!! We if I can find the damn thing !!!
I have to admit your video was helpful even though it wasn't specific for my vehicle 😅 thanks again!
Hi Scotty Kilmer, I just want to talk you that all the videos have been show me something that really help me working in my cars, thank you for all the good information you have been probated to help us out, I hope you keep doing that for long time with a good held and good energy you have, I wish to learn how to change the crank shaft position sensor in a vw jetta 1995 ...
@gmcarfreak on the front of the engine behind the crankshaft pulley, you have to pull the timing covers off to access it.
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thank you for the videos I learned so much from you big thanks for teaching us what you know
Gracias!! thanks to you I found how to fix the problem with my car!!
Great vid. Thanks Scotty!
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@nealswamy watch my video "finding and fixing engine oil leaks" that always shows the leak
V6 engines have two cam sensors, and knock sensors, but often it's a stretched timing chain or belt causing the problems in the first place. Check the timing belt line up marks first.
tons of things can do that, check the timing for wear using a timing light and revv the engine up to see if timing jumps back and forth, showing that's wearing out
Love this dude. Been watching your videos for a long time. Makes everything simple and got the attitude to go with it. Thanks Scotty
you are a cool guy! keep up the great work scotty!!!
Thanks man! You're great!
this is the first scotty kilmer vid i watch that doesn't involve using a toyota.
That's what I was thinking... I'm going to change out the crankshaft sensor... I will give you feed back on outcome... Your awesome Scotty!!!!
Thanks again Mr. Kilmer!
thanks Scotty, you DA man!!!
Scotty- remember me? I had the 05 benz CLK v6 that kept dying then needing 1 hour to restart?
I took your advice- changed my fuel filter, fuel pump, fuel pressure regulator, injectors cleaned,- even did a synthetic oil change and filter change.
Thought my problem went away.. Just did it again!
My mechanic told me he can officially rule out a fuel issue and it's tHE CPS sensor. Just ordered a Bosch crank sensor and he's going to replace mine for 50$.
Thanks for the advice before Scotty just wanted to thank u ; all things u mentioned were clogged and needed changing anyway
Will do thanks alot Scotty n every week I'm replacing a part weather its bad or not I've been doin this for his about a year now
great! i'll try some stuff then.. thank you so much, you're probably the best kind of person on this planet, helping out and all.. wish the rest was like that, earth would be a better place :) ciao!!
always a great video by this guy
Beam me up Scotty! LOL Great video.
Thank you Scotty!!! Always!!
Hey, Scotty. Love the videos! I'm getting ready to do this job on an 01 Oldsmobile Intrigue. Have you ever needed to do a re-learn procedure after replacing the sensor? I'm reading remnants of that online, but a lot of people say it often isn't necessary. Will it hurt my car if I don't do this procedure and something goes wrong?
he makes it so simple and cool. Awesome
I know your not trying to be funny, although your videos are fun to watch, along with educational.
there are various engines and years of explorers, i would have to know which one. But auto zones will look that up free for you and show you on their screen the location
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no, the sensor on that V6 engine is back between the engine and the transmission where they bolt together, as it measures the flywheel spinning around.
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I love the videos, just a suggestion. Could you use the same volume level for your intro - video - outro?
Sure will thank you so much have a blessed day
it can take a while of driving for it to come on if you disconnect a sensor. It has to go through various drive cycles to turn the light on
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Your vids kick ass, I gotta bad crankshaft sensor on my vw golf, just hope its as easy as yours looked to replace.
it's below the timing belt near the crank pulley, you have to remove the pulley to access it and the timing cover has to come off. But if it runs fine, leave it, cause it could be other things too, like worn bearings .
scotty kilmer ur a great help...
@kitzenmovies most cars do it themselves while driving, but a few require a procedure. As I have no idea what type of car you have, I could not say in your case.
Hey Scotty, I am glad that people like you are out there to help people &save huge loads of money to be drained at the workshops filled with illiterate mechanics especially here in saudi
My car is at the workshop because its not starting all of a sudden,I have checked all the symptoms why car wont start,such as battery terminals are cleaned,fuses,fuel pump etc&after the OBD(computer )check up I have been said that I have crank shaft sensor problem &the internal computer is malfunctioning
help me
Hey Scotty it was the coolant temperature sensor connector. It wasn't even connected. Now it turns on just fine. Thank you so much for you help and time. Your videos are awesome. Your so funny and cool. I do have another question. My power steering makes a noise sometimes then it goes away. Should I do a flush?. And sometimes when I'm turning on the truck I hear a noise like a belt or pulley. Maybe the power steering pump is making noise and the pulley is going bad not sure.
back of the engine where it bolts to the transmission, it measures the flywheel spinning around.
check for oil seal leaks near the sensor assembly and replace any bad o rings
Hi Scotty,
I have a 96 F150 with 4.9 and it runs pretty rough, and misses when you touch the throttle at all. the codes comes up p0385 which is crankshaft position sensor. I'm currently waiting on one Ive ordered. When I was taking the old one apart it pretty well came off in pieces. Today I started the truck up with no sensor on it and it run the same as it did before. Here's hoping it is as simple as the sensor!
Love the videos!
could be tons of things, best to have it scanned and analyzed. but you could try my video "how to clean fuel injectors on your car" that often fixes such a problem, as hondas tend to carbon up.
The Camshaft Position Sensor (CMP) on this engine is bolted to the front/top of the right cylinder head.
The Crankshaft Position (CKP) sensor is located at the right-rear side of the engine cylinder block, but you have to remove the starter to get to it
Scotty Kilmer I got same car as you Toyota Celica st204 1995 I can’t find crankshaft sensor on my car please help?
it measures what position the camshaft is in so the engine computer can set timing and fuel injection firing correctly.
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had to change Crankshaft position sensor in 2005 Altima and must have been the original part because could not get a wrench on the 10mm bolt until i unplugged the sensor. but thanks for the video it really helped. p.s. also changed camshaft sensor same part number
@scottykilmer Thank you sir! You were right, it was the ecu. Thanks again.
Got this code today .thank you
THANKS SCOTTY A MECANIC TOLD ME IT WAS THE FUEL PUMP WE PUT IT NEW AND LIKE FIVE SENSOR IS CRAZY AND IS STILL DOING THE SAME PROBLEM KNOW ON MONDAY I WILL RECEIVE THE NEW PCM LIKE U SAID PRAY I HAD TO BUY IT LAST CHANGE AFTER THAT I THINK THERE NO MORE TO DO THANKS ALOT GOD BLESS U
I'd need the year to look it up also.
The TDC/CKP/CYP Sensor is mounted inside the distributor housing and is not serviced separately. You would have to replace the entire distributor.
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Thank you for saving me about $80 by showing me this. I avoided paying for a mechanic. $30 for a new CPS and a cut on my hand later I am up and running again! Thanks!
Thanks Scotty that works great
Hey Scott thanks for all your help over the years I am curious on my 99 blazer do I have to relearn the crankshaft position sencer?
I put in a whole new front suspension the first month I started so as to.e goes on ill replace everything its been great so far I have over 203,384 miles on it n it runs beautifully its veey smooth wen running and driving it , it idles very nice n quiet I knw that sounds weird replacing a part a week but I love this car it handles very good I baby the hell out of it so I'm gonna keep on replacing parts until I eventually have a new car / engine
yes, if it has those slotted holes in it and no screw holes to put a normal puller on. They make a tool just for that
Am replacing one of these on a 2005 Subaru Outback 2.5L today!
Working on replacing my cam sensor in a 2005,,,glad its on top.
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