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Issue: Where is the CrankShaft Position (CKP) Sensor?
Find out where your CrankShaft Position (CKP) is located and how to fix problems that may be associated with it.
Possible Solutions:
Read the full discussion below to find out more:
Find out where your CrankShaft Position (CKP) is located and how to fix problems that may be associated with it.
Possible Solutions:
- Clean your sensor
- Replace your sensor
Read the full discussion below to find out more:
Where is the CrankShaft Position Sensor?
10-24-2010, 02:16 AM
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Where is the CrankShaft Position Sensor?
Hi could someone please tell me where it is located on a 2001 4x4 4.6l v8 f150. Ive spent countless hours trying to find it and would appreciate it if someone would please post a picture of where it is or at least direct me to it. thank you
10-24-2010, 02:20 AM
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Good day,
It is on the bottom front of the motor, kinda under the A/C compressor... It bolts through the timing chain cover... You have to loosen the A/C compressor and slide it out away from the motor to remove the sensor, as it is a bit long... I'll post a pic tomorrow if you can't locate it...
Cheers!!!
It is on the bottom front of the motor, kinda under the A/C compressor... It bolts through the timing chain cover... You have to loosen the A/C compressor and slide it out away from the motor to remove the sensor, as it is a bit long... I'll post a pic tomorrow if you can't locate it...
Cheers!!!
10-24-2010, 04:47 AM
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Good day,
It is on the bottom front of the motor, kinda under the A/C compressor... It bolts through the timing chain cover... You have to loosen the A/C compressor and slide it out away from the motor to remove the sensor, as it is a bit long... I'll post a pic tomorrow if you can't locate it...
Cheers!!!
It is on the bottom front of the motor, kinda under the A/C compressor... It bolts through the timing chain cover... You have to loosen the A/C compressor and slide it out away from the motor to remove the sensor, as it is a bit long... I'll post a pic tomorrow if you can't locate it...
Cheers!!!
10-24-2010, 02:10 PM
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Good day,
It is on the bottom front of the motor, kinda under the A/C compressor... It bolts through the timing chain cover... You have to loosen the A/C compressor and slide it out away from the motor to remove the sensor, as it is a bit long... I'll post a pic tomorrow if you can't locate it...
Cheers!!!
It is on the bottom front of the motor, kinda under the A/C compressor... It bolts through the timing chain cover... You have to loosen the A/C compressor and slide it out away from the motor to remove the sensor, as it is a bit long... I'll post a pic tomorrow if you can't locate it...
Cheers!!!
Good Morning,
Yes please can you post a picture of it thank you!
10-24-2010, 06:49 PM
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10-26-2010, 01:00 AM
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Thats what pepboys was gonna charge me! Any way i just cleaned the part with electrical parts cleaner and it worked! Well at least for one day and now im back to the same problem and i cant get the ac condenser loose. How did you change yours?
