Re: Wram Motor Won't Start

"miles" <nope@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
news:gmaDj.5982$GW5.1828@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> maxpower wrote:
>
> > You have a crankshaft position sensor fault, The sensor could be bad
or
a
> > number of other things from a shorted or open 5 volt supply from the
PCM
..
> > Crank signal open or shorted. Faulty ground and so on. If you just
wanted to
> > take a pot shot at it, replace the crank sensor
>
> Hope it's not like on my 1993 Nissan Altima.  The crank sensor was part
> of the distributor and had to be replaced along with it.  $500 for the
> distributor plus labor.  The distributor seal had leaked allowing oil
> into the sensor.  Where is the sensor in most late model Dodges or does
> it vary widely with different engines?

Depending on the engine application depends on where the crank sensor is
located. Your lucky with you Nissan to get away with just a $500
distributor. The 2.5 Mitsubi**** engine's( used on some later model
Chrysler)
distributor will run about $1300.00 for the part plus labor

Glenn Beasley
Chrysler Tech