crankshaft position sensor?

2013 FORD F-150
143,000 MILES • 3.7L • V6 • 2WD • AUTOMATIC
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SCOOPI321
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hmac 300, hello, well the truck is an 02 ford f150, 4.6 lt. with 269530 miles. I did see that the anti-theft runs several things. but a mechanic told us that the problem was the censor, I hope that's all. now to see if I can change it myself. thanks
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HMAC300
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see pic for location
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SCOOPI321
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hello again, we have changed the crank position censor as the old one looked burnt. but now everything is back together and it acts like it isn't getting gas
we have checked to see if everything is getting power and checked fuses as well, don't know what to do. we really need help. sandra
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SCOOPI321
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hi again, is it possible it may be the ignition coil, and if so where is it located? thanks
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do what I said in the very first reply the pic I sent should point out the coils reset your anti theft like I said as well if no manual look online check all fuses underhood as well as fuel pump relay. you can switch another realy that has the same configuration as the fuel pump one.
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SCOOPI321
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me again. ok I took your advice, found online someone with same problem.. they closed both doors and locked and unlocked doors several times and then my truck started. but is there anyway I can disconnect the anti-theft device. when I try to start it the anti-theft light blinks and it wont start. even if I pill the fuse the light blinks. and it wont start. thanks so much for your help
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there is a way to bypass the anti theft but I amanot that familiar with it so can't give a good answer. I thik a resistor has to be installed someplace. check wit a place that installs them and or a local repair shop. these can be reaired as well as ther eis something wrong with the system. Just remember anytime a battery is disconnected the anti theft has to be reset.
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SCOOPI321
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hello, well I found out what the problem is. with the problem we have had with the battery and cables and disconnecting them cleaning and redoing them. the antitheft thought the truck was stolen so it wouldn't alow the truck to start. which is a good thing, but I cant get the theft light to stop blinking so I can start the truck. is there anyway I can disable the anti theft or disconnect it. thanks for all you help, sandra
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thought I answered it in the last reply
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SCOOPI321
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hello.have you tried this.
disconnect battery cables for 10 minutes so computer should reset itself, reconnect the cables , so theft light blinks every 5 seconds, with key is out or in off position, this means system is armed and working properly.
when trying to start the theft blinks and computer does not recognize key so try the spare key. and they are chip keys.or here is another one

insert 1st key in ignition turn on and back off, remove and insert 2nd key turn to on then off before removing. leave key in off until security lights turn on for 3 seconds and then repeat the process to reset and additional key, now . sandra
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SCOOPI321
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I just don't understand how to reset the anti-theft
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have someone either do it for you or take this truck to a pro i have no further comments or suggestions.
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SCOOPI321
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I called the dealer, and they said it sounds like it had lost its memory, so I guess that is where ill take it. I thank you for your help, it isn't my truck, its my sons, I was just trying to find some help for him, scoopi321
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any garage can fix this you don't need to go to a dealer.
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2002 Ford F150

to fix the crankshaft sensor do i have to unplug the hoses to the air compressor & then remove it
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No just mounting bolts



engine size ?


need manual CHECK IT @
https://www.2carpros.com/kpages/auto_repair_manuals.htm
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ERNIERIVERA
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CAN YOU TELL ME WHERE THE CRANK SENSOR IS LOCATED ON MY TRUCK TO REPLACE IT.
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It is located on the lower front of the engine. Post specific engine size (i.e 5.4L , 4.6L etc..) and I can post a diagram of the location.
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I have a 2002 for f150 with 75xxx i got in it one morning drove got break fast came back everything was fine i got back in 30 minutes or so later as soon as i put it in park i could feel a real bad vibration drove down the road it had no power at all finally the service engine light came on so i got it checked out the codes were p0308 and p0316. I went bought the crankshaft sensor disconeccted the battery and realized it looked alot harder than what i thought i reconnected the battery and now the light will not come on but still running bad. Is there an easy way to change the sensor?
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CHARTAN
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When was the last time the truck was tuned up? Since it isn't reseting the codes, it could be an engine misfire rather than either sensor, which would inadvertently set those codes. I'd look more towards the ignition system for the problem.
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WERE IS THE CRANKSHAFT SENSOR LOCATED ON A 2002 FORD F150. 4.6LITER & HOW DO YOU REMOVE IT AND PUT ONE ON?
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Crankshaft position sensor: Note: Engine design precisely locates Crankshaft Position (CKP) sensor. No CKP sensor adjustment is necessary. Removal and Installation: Disconnect negative battery cable. Raise and support vehicle. Remove A/C compressor to gain access. Disconnect crankshaft position (CKP) sensor wire connector from engine harness. See figure 5 . Remove CKP sensor mounting screws. Remove CKP sensor. To install, reverse removal procedure. Tighten fasteners to specification. See torque specifications.


https://www.2carpros.com/forum/automotive_pictures/266999_ckp_1.jpg

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JUANC1009@YAHOO.COM
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Im having problems with my 2000 F-150 V-6. Whats happening is, I go down the road and my truck starts hesitating. No power feels like its falling apart. I took it in to a local machanic replaced plugs ,wire, fuel filter,crank shaft sensor,still no improvements.
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MJR346
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What about the coil if it feels like it's missing? seen a few issues with the coils breaking down. Also have the technician road test with a fuel pressure gauge hooked up, the pump may become weak and when accelerated you are feeling low fuel pressure
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JUANC1009@YAHOO.COM
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I forgot to mention, They also put in a new coil. They told me also that when the check engine light comes on,it gives him a code for the crank sensor. I will tell them about the fuel pressure, like you suggested. When its at an Idle it runs great.
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Have they checked the catalytic converters> Also, you said they replaced the crank sensor and that is the code that is still coming up. Have them recheck the sensor to make sure it is good. If it is, have them check the wiring to the sensor as well as the plugs to it. Something could be breaking down in the wiring.
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JUANC1009@YAHOO.COM
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Hey thanks for all your help. Finally figuered it out, It was the cam shaft sensor.
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