The crank sensor is used by the ECM to determine timing. However, if the sensor is not working, the ECM determines the same things from the inputs of other sensors for timing. The net is that the sensor amounts to a redundancy, allowing the ECM to determine appropriate timing more quickly than without it.
It does not have a crank sensor, it only has the "pick up" plate in the distributor.
No crank sensor, only the sensor in the distributor.
the 1995 and before 3.0L's only have the sensor in the distributor. No crank sensor.
The Crank sensor is located on the transmission housing near the top at the back of the engine.
A bad cam or crank sensor can cause a no start, but the engine will still crank or turn over.
It is on the top rear of thetransmission bell
A 2001 Dodge Caravan doesn't have a knock sensor.
It is in the top rear of the bell housing,
A 1999 Dodge Caravan does not have a mass airflow sensor.
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Crank sensor is in the top of the transmission housing at the back of the engine. Cam position sensor is in the distributor.
A Dodge Caravan does not have a mass air flow sensor.