Engine shuts off while driving

1996 FORD EXPLORER
140,000 MILES • 6 CYL • 2WD • AUTOMATIC
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JIMINOHIO2010
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also if its is the crankshaft sensor why would it start working again after about a hour or two sitting
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JACOBANDNICKOLAS
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They cool off and will work again. However, the fuel pump shouldn't be running consistantly. When you first turn the key, you should hear it for about a second or two.
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JIMINOHIO2010
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where is the crankshaft position sensor located on a 1995 ford exployer 4.0 4wd
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It is near the front harmonic balancer on the end of the crank shaft.


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JIMINOHIO2010
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ok when the engine stalled i took normal water and cooled the crankshaft sensor for 5 minutes. I did this six times to make sure it did it every time the same. All 6 times the engine restarted after 5 minutes. Since the water was sprayed there and some may have hit other area would there be anything else that you can think of when i cooled that area down that would have the same affect
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There isn't anything other that is there.
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