Review on Beck Arnley 180 0396 Crankshaft Position by John Boyce

Had a 2005 Pilot with a snapped timing belt. After removing the heads for the valve work and replacing the timing belt, tensioners, water pump etc. we reassembled the engine and it would not start. I had compression but no spark or fuel. Connected wifi OBD/live data device to the OBD port and to the app on my iPad and confirmed that the RPM was showing 0 at start i.e probably the crankshaft dead position sensor which was then preventing the PCM from sending sparks/fuel . Replaced with this (>50% at local auto parts store) sensor and car started right away. It's been a week so I can't comment on durability yet. But very happy with fit and price; will be updated for durability.