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Crank Position Sensor on 6.0 - Where?
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Crank Position Sensor on 6.0 - Where? I have a recent thread on here saying I have one last electrical connection to hook up on my new 6.0 block but do not know where it goes to. Someone suggested that it is the carnk position sensor which should be located right above the starter (like it is on the 5.7). Does anyone know if it is moved on the 6.0 or if I am just an idiot and it is in the same spot?
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Any pictures/depiction that could help? I tried looking for it on my stock 5.7 block and don't remember seeing anything on there either. I could easily be overlooking it though.
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Originally Posted by rosscob
The crank position sensor on the 6.0 is just above the starter. YOu will have to take the starter out to see it.
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dammit... I didn't have to do that on the 5.7 because all of the wires were unplugged when I pulled the engine so I had to have gotten to it somehow (assuming it is in the same place on both engines) 
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Originally Posted by ArcticZ28
dammit... I didn't have to do that on the 5.7 because all of the wires were unplugged when I pulled the engine so I had to have gotten to it somehow (assuming it is in the same place on both engines)
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Got it 
I snaked my head around under the car around the starter and found that little sucker. Then I used a long screwdriver to get it started and went back up top and pushed it in. Thanks for the help.
I snaked my head around under the car around the starter and found that little sucker. Then I used a long screwdriver to get it started and went back up top and pushed it in. Thanks for the help. 
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Originally Posted by ArcticZ28
Got it I snaked my head around under the car around the starter and found that little sucker. Then I used a long screwdriver to get it started and went back up top and pushed it in. Thanks for the help.
I snaked my head around under the car around the starter and found that little sucker. Then I used a long screwdriver to get it started and went back up top and pushed it in. Thanks for the help. Launching!
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Originally Posted by ArcticZ28
Got it I snaked my head around under the car around the starter and found that little sucker. Then I used a long screwdriver to get it started and went back up top and pushed it in. Thanks for the help.
I snaked my head around under the car around the starter and found that little sucker. Then I used a long screwdriver to get it started and went back up top and pushed it in. Thanks for the help.