Hi,
If you supply the part, labor calls for 0.7 hours, so about 45 minutes. Don't let them overcharge you.
On the other hand, it really isn't hard to replace. It is located right next to the crankshaft pulley. There are two bolts that hold it in. The worst part is removing the splash shield under the vehicle if it is still attached. LOL
Here is a link that explains in general how it's done.
https://www.2carpros.com/articles/crankshaft-angle-sensor-replacement
If you look at the attached pics, they provide the directions specific to your vehicle. Please note that for whatever reason, they start by referring to it as a crankshaft position sensor. Then, they call it a camshaft position sensor. That was an error. The directions are all related to the crankshaft sensor.
Let me know. If you want to do it yourself, I can help you through the procedure.
Take care,
Joe
See pics below. Note: Pic 5 shows the flat rate/ labor allotted for the repair. They shouldn't charge you for any longer. Also, the OEM part number is listed and the price. If you purchase one online, they usually provide the OEM part number in addition to their own. Just make sure you are getting the correct one. I looked it up on rockauto for you and crossed referenced it. The cost is 7.50 plus shipping. See the last pic.
Also, here is a code for an additional 5% off the part. Copy and paste it in the section that asks how you learned about them.
203171354183710334
Please understand that neither 2carpros nor I have anything to do with Rockauto. I'm just trying to make it a little easier. I don't want you to think in any way that we get a kickback.
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Wednesday, June 1st, 2022 AT 8:47 PM