Review on 🚀 Enhanced Beck Arnley 180-0409 Crankshaft Position Sensor for Optimal Engine Performance by Bryan King

2003 Hyundai Tiburon v6 6 speed: Symptoms ("No" CEL): Day 1 - 3, slight loss of power, clock reset Day 4 - 7 RPM limited to 3K at full throttle, random total loss of all power/electricity. Day 8. Using online help, I noticed worn wiring on the old sensor and replaced it. I ordered the part and it was delivered overnight. Pulled out the defective sensor and put it in its place. Half worked. The car started and drove a little, then stopped after warming up. This time the check engine light (CEL) came on. I hooked up an OBD II scanner and it read code P0335. P0335 = Faulty crankshaft sensor. Tomorrow I will pick up a new sensor from a Hyundai dealer and will probably return it. If there is success/failure, I will update the rating. So far 3 stars for fast delivery and assembly. Update: This CPS turned out to be bad. The CPS I got from the dealer worked great and fixed all of the above issues. I have returned the CPS I bought here.