1999 Pontiac Grand Am Dies when warns up.

I replaced the ignition control module and it did not fix my problem. I will take a look at the wires though. And I also replaced the crankshaft position sensor behind the harmonic balancer and that didn't fix it either. There is another crankshaft position sensor behind the block and a friend tested it with a volt meter and thought it was okay. I took the power steering pump off to replace the camshaft position sensor (the car is throwing a camshaft code read error) and took the bolt that holds the sensor down out. It will wiggle up and down but wouldn't pull out. It almost seems like the lower manifold is overlapping the sensor not allowing it to come out but nowhere online when reading instructions on how to change the sensor has it said anything about that. I really can't afford the shop and need to get my car going. Like yesterday. Thanks for the help in advance!

Okay I will do that tomorrow after work and get back with you. My mom's friend helped me with taking the motor mount bolts off so the power steering pump could come off and he was so confident the top half of the motor had to come off he told me to go buy oil, antifreeze, gaskets, etc. It's not at all possible that manifold is blocking it right?

You can kinda see the lip/flat side on this sensor. That's basically what it looks like. I hope that's not keeping it from clearing everything on it's way out.