Crankshaft position sensor?

Question:
if the crankshaft position sensor or the camshaft position sensor is bad, would the car be harder to start when it is warm/hot outside? thats when it seems to give me the most problems. i had my car at the dealer to find the problem and they said thats what it was

Answers:

Question for paint techs . if recoating an existing clearcoat finish ..?

I have a 96 Dodge Intrepid that just went through this last fall. And yes this is effected by temp, my car would start, but should die when it warmed up. Mine ended up being cam sensor...but in my car that sensors are almost the same in the way they work. With that said I try to replace them in sets if i can afford it.

---

What does low compression in cylinder 4 mean?? and does it mean we need a valve job?? can there be another rea

No, they have nothing to do with temperature. Probably the ignition module under the coil packs.

---

Fix the engine or replace it ?

You wouldnt have a camshaft position sensor.. it is the crankshaft position sensor.. if it was bad the car would not run.

---

More Questions & Answers ...

What happens to your car if you don't change the water pump?

Ford Focus ZTS 2003 Brake Problem?

How much mileage doest it take for a car to break down/useless? Example Ford?

How good are the Electronic Rust protection devices compared to traditional solutions?

Does it really matter where I get my gas from?

Jeep cherokee thermostat?

Where can i find a website for auto parts substitution?

Where can i find a headlight cover for a 1987 ford thunderbird for the passenger side?

What would be the most appropriate adhesive/glue to use to glue the something to the body of my car? both meta

Is there a way to restore yellow/oxidized headlights to like new condition? Is there Kits? or Mobile Services?

This article contents is post by this website user, CarQnA.com doesn't promise its accuracy.