crank position sensor question

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    you can get one for 29 at rock auto and there are discount codes on here some where if ya wanna save more
     
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    Discount codes are only available to MNSOC members.
     
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    yeah? they need to update that list ive been a card carrier for a while and it still dosent have me on it.. 0183..
    i know your gonna say pm russ and i have...
     
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    where is rock auto again? by the way, any brand crank sensor would work? like the one i mentioned above?
     
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    rock auto is in wisc. or mich. cant remember, but u can log onto rockauto.com
    and look
     
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    would any local stores have this crank sensor besides the dealer, napa or checkers?
     
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    I just had mine go out and I bought a new one from genuinesubaruparts.com $63 shipped
     
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    maybe.. call around, if most places dont have them, they will order them, but then u may as well order from rock.
     
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    correct me if i'm wrong guys. i just called up checker auto part and they had it in stock. would that crank sensor work and be the same as an oem from the dealer?
     
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    it should, or they should sell it...
     
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    ahaha. ok just wanted to make sure. thanks for the info. appreciated guys.
     
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    Besides a CEL, what are the symptoms of a Crank or Camshaft position sensor going bad?
     
    speedyham, Jun 22, 2009
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    hard/long cranking/starts or no start at all.
     
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    Would it cause the car to completely cut throttle and/or die under hard acceleration?
     
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    No signal from the crank position sensor would mean no spark at all.
     
    piddster, Jun 22, 2009
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