1990 Buick LeSabre "replace crank sensor" Questions

...replace a crank shaft sensor on a 2001 buick lesabre?? The crank sensor is located behind the crank pulley on the 3.8 liter. The crank pulley must first be removed. A 15/16" socket, three very long 8 ...

...signals to engine module to give spark, make sure security system light is not on, the crank sensor sits on the main crank pulley, you may have to remove pulley to replace it, google

...sensor car crank and runs good then when i let is run in one place it start acting like its over flood with gas but its not someone said its the crank sensor cause when i try to start it back up it ...

...cam sensor, crank sensor, and ignition control module. next time it won't run after it heats up, spray or pour water in crank sensor and see if it will start. I have seen new crank sensors go

...crank sensor will sometimes fail when the car gets hot. I have ran some of these cars before until they cut off. I sprayed come water on the crank sensor and the car restarted. Replaced crank sensor ...

...crank sensor. It started up fine and ran for over 20 miles then just shut off. I checked the fuel and it seemed okay, and I was not getting fire. The car sat for a few minutes and started again and ...

mass air flow sensor followed by the fuel pump or relay. you need to first find out if your fuel pump output is 45psi i it has good fuel pressure then i recommend you replace the crank position sensor

...Crank Sensor Has Been Damaghe or The AIR GAO Is NOT Adjusted Correctly, A QUICH NOTECHNICLE way to Set the AIR GAP is to Loosen it and Use a Paper Match Stick on Both sides then Tighten Crank Sessor. ...

...replace the cam position sensor, but after that I don't know. It is on the front of the motor just under the rear part of the waterpump in the timing cover. But I doubt it is the problem. Sounds more ...

...replace crank sensor on a 2000 buick lesabre where is the crank sensor on 2000 buick lesabre and how do u replace it it is located behind the harmonic balancer. you will need a harmonic balancer ...