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Old 06-21-2013, 09:36 AM
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Question Crankshaft position sensor replacement
My friend has an 2005 GTO, the other day while driving his car just gave up on him when he got to idle. He threw a code and it was p0356 (CKP) we installed a new sensor along with a new camshaft position sensor (only way to get the car running) He drove it home last night and it was fine, this morning he attempted to start the car and it only cranked. He than shifted the car into neutral and the car started. Now the car wont start again... Would anyone have an insight on this?

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Check The Wires At The Connector For The Crank Sensor. Just Throwing Ideas out
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Check The Wires At The Connector For The Crank Sensor. Just Throwing Ideas out
we did that the other day, now i mean we could check again... but my question is can this all be happening because it needs a relearn?
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Sounds like there is too much crank end play (crank thrust bearing worn).
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Originally Posted by Nicky98T/a
we did that the other day, now i mean we could check again... but my question is can this all be happening because it needs a relearn?
No.
The car has another issue. Since it threw a code last time it may have a broken wire
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The car has 20k on the clock...I have voltage at the harness checked for frays burns kinks anything almost 3 times its driving us crazy
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The car has 20k on the clock...I have voltage at the harness checked for frays burns kinks anything almost 3 times its driving us crazy
Follow up on Joe's suggestion???
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