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1998 - 2000 Chevrolet Camaro Engine Crankshaft Position Sensor (part#CSS20P)
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Brand: BWD
Advance Auto Parts Part#: 18480094
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Advance Auto Parts Part#: 18480094
Suitable vehicles: Click to find if this product can be used with your vehicle:
- Chevrolet
- Camaro
- 2000
- 2000 Chevrolet Camaro (3.8L 231CI V6 FI VIN: K)
- 1999
- 1999 Chevrolet Camaro (3.8L 231CI V6 FI VIN: K)
- 1998
- 1998 Chevrolet Camaro (3.8L 231CI V6 FI VIN: K)
- 2000
- Camaro
Custom magnetic circuit programming calibrates the sensor while performance testing for improved timing accuracy between the target wheel and sensor output. Advanced circuitry protects the system from stray electromagnetic fields and power spikes.
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| Connector Gender: | Female |
| Terminal Gender: | Male |
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Pros
- Durable
- Easy To Use
Cons
Best Uses
- Small Cars
Comments about BWD Crankshaft Sensor:
must pull the harmonic balancer off to get to crank senor.... will need 24mm short socket for balancer bolt....
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Pros
- Durable
Cons
Best Uses
- Large Cars
Comments about BWD Crankshaft Sensor:
The harmonic balancer needs to be pulled from the crankshaft to replace this part.
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- Auto Enthusiast, Truck Enthusiast
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Where is the Crankshaft sensor located on a 2000 Pontiac GTP, 3.8L supercharged? What is the easiest way to get to it? Under the hood or under the car?Asked on 1/16/2013 by Patrick from Virginia1 answer
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This part BWD Crankshaft Sensor, Part No. CSS20P is an exact fit for your 2000 Pontiac Grand Prix GTP 3.8L supercharged. The crankshaft sensor on your vehicle 2000 Pontiac GTP, 3.8L supercharged should be located under the harmonic balancer.
For any further assistance, please feel free to call us at 1-877-238-2623 or visit your nearest Advance Auto Parts store and our representatives would be more than happy to assist you.Answered on 1/17/2013 by Aaron from AAP
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Where is this located on my 95 park aveAsked on 9/3/2012 by sweetpea from mancelona,mi1 answer
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This part BWD Crankshaft Sensor, Part No. CSS20P is an Exact fit for your 1995 Buick Park Avenue. It should be located under the hood on the passenger side, lower engine area at the rear of crankshaft pulley, mounted in timing cover.
For any further assistance, please feel free to call us at 1-877-238-2623 or visit your nearest Advance Auto Parts store and our representatives would be more than happy to assist you.Answered on 9/3/2012 by Aaron from AAP
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Where is the crankshaft position sensor located in a 2002 grand prix 3.8Asked on 4/29/2012 by Anonymous1 answer
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The crankshaft position sensor on your 2002 Grand Prix should be located on the side of the engine facing the firewall, directly under the exhaust manifold.Answered on 4/30/2012 by Vincent from AAP
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where is the crankshaft sensor on '96 camaro 3800Asked on 1/25/2012 by Anonymous1 answer
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The crankshaft sensor on a 1996 Chevy Camaro 3800 is located in the block directly behind the crankshaft pulley.Answered on 1/25/2012 by John the Car-Doc from AAP
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where is the crank shaft sensor on a 1994 buick lesabreAsked on 12/20/2011 by beca from pittsbutgh, PA1 answer
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The crankshaft sensor from BWD is located on the right hand side of the valve cover right below the valve breather tube on a 1994 buick lesabre.Answered on 12/21/2011 by DIY Daniel from AAP
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my 95 park avenue quits and then sometimes won't start for up to 45 min. The gas mileage aslo has gone from 29 to 21 mpg could the crank sensore be the problemAsked on 12/10/2011 by sweatpea from mancelona,mi1 answer
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The crankshaft sensor may be the problem. However, I would suggest taking your vehicle to a certified mechanic for a proper diagnosis before buying and having parts installed that may not (solve/be) the problem.Answered on 12/10/2011 by Vincent from AAP
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require special tool or or specific installation specAsked on 11/20/2011 by Anonymous from cleveland ohio1 answer
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Depending on what car you have, the crank angle sensor is normally located behind your harmonic balancer, or somewhere close to the crank. To remove the harmonic balancer you'll first need to remove the drive belt then remove the bolts holding on the harmonic balancer. It won't usually come off easily so it'll need some persuasion with a few light taps from a hammer, or in severe cases a bearing puller. Once the balancer is removed access to the crank angle sensor is very easy. All you need to do is interchange the busted sensor for a new one.Answered on 11/20/2011 by John the Car-Doc from AAP
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Where is the crankshaft position sensor in a 96 Buick regal custom with a 3.8 v6? My car dies all of a sudden while driving down the road. Sometimes it will restart within seconds. Other times it was as long as ten minutes. does this sound like a crankshaft sensor?Asked on 9/1/2011 by rick from winston salem NC1 answer
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It might be the problem. The crankshaft position sensor is located at the under hood, passenger side, lower engine area, rear of crankshaft pulley, mounted in timing cover.Answered on 9/2/2011 by Dennis from AAP
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I have a 1995 88 Royale Oldsmobile.. I've replaced the fuel pump thinking that was the cause of my car having a very hard time starting and then dying out on me while driving, but lo and behold that wasn't the problem :'( I've taken the car to be diagnosed but was told the car was too old, it won't register on their machines.. So, I'm trouble shooting the problems.. Could the problem be in the crankshaft sensor or the coil pack?Asked on 8/12/2011 by Anonymous from Richmond, Va.1 answer
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When vehicle does not start, it will crank over fine, but will not fire. Waiting for 15 to 90 minutes (sometimes as long as three hours) will produce a start. The problem may be the “camshaft position sensor”, or possibly the “Camshaft position magnets” or even the “crankshaft position sensor” or it might be the O2 sensor. I would suggest taking your vehicle to a certified mechanic for a proper diagnosis before buying and having parts installed that may not (solve/be) the problem.Answered on 8/13/2011 by Dennis from AAP
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do i have to pull crank pully to take off crankshaft sensor?Asked on 6/16/2011 by caw from waterloo,IA1 answer
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If you could please include the year make and model of the vehicle and i would be better able to assist you.Answered on 6/23/2011 by Steve from AAP
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