Well I took the truck to the dealer for the Crankshaft Position Sensor Variance Learning Procedure and the code was back before I even got off the lot. Since I bought the Crankshaft Sensor from an auto parts store and not form the dealer they could not guarantee that the procedure would work. It didn't. I am affraid that the auto parts store sold me the wrong crankshaft position sensor. From my readings in the Haynes Manual, it should be about.050 from the crankshaft. It has marks on it like it has been rubbing. Since the sensor cost $60 at the auto parts store and is $90 from the dealer, I would hate to change it again and that not fix the problem. What should I do. On the bright side, the dealer did not charge me for the procedure. The truck runs, but has some hesitation and misses and has stalled while driving early on but has not stalled for several weeks, just some slight misses. Any suggestions are appreciated.
Tuesday, January 29th, 2008 AT 7:07 PM