Review on Crankshaft Camshaft Position Sensor Dodge by Cori Nance

You should note this overview for your information. I bought this set for Dodge Dakota 2000 4x4 with 4.7L Powertech v8. The sensors are unlabeled, luckily you can tell which is which. The specific issue I was having trouble with is the crankshaft position sensor - I installed this sensor and it has lasted less than 200 miles. I just replaced it just before a 900 mile round trip and it didn't even last 200 miles. It didn't last a whole day - luckily I was able to limp to Napa in the next town at 95 km/h (the truck would have banged violently if I had reached 61 km/h). I could get a replacement in Napa for forty bucks and my truck couldn't be happier. You pay more for your labor and rework when you buy this part. You'll break down, your car will get a little bruised and you'll feel embarrassed if an f150 overtakes you on the motorway. If you're buying that for a Dodge Dakota, I implore you to go to Napa and get your gauge there instead.