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Old Dec 31, 2011 | 10:02 PM
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Default Re: Crankshaft Sensor Failure

Originally Posted by themush1326
thanks

Correct, I mean crank and cam.

Can you explain why a new might fail sooner?
What is the cause of these failures, its a year/mileage range?

From the many threads here its seems this is normal and not indicitive of a bigger issues.
It really spooked me never been stranded before in 20+ years of driving(other then a clutch issue 20 years ago).

I am looking forward to many years no car payment driving, as I like the car and it only has 35K.
Some of the cheap ones never worked straight out of the box.

Like light bulbs, some electronic parts only last a few hours. Not saying a new one will fail, but why not keep the spare in the car just in case it dies or if you want, put the new one in and keep the old one as a spare.

My motto is why change it if it 'ain't broken.
 
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