🔧 ACDelco 213-363 GM Engine Camshaft Position Sensor: Premium Original Equipment for Optimal Performance Review

Excellent quality sensor! AC Delco is my number one choice for GM parts; Installed as a preventive measure as I already had the intake manifold disabled for my knock sensors. I also changed the oil pressure sensor while I had everything open.

I was very happy with this sensor purchase from Revain. I bought another cheaper one from a rock auto that didn't work so I was happy to get this 1 which worked perfectly even though I had to do the job twice. The lesson I learned was to buy a Chevy AC Delco, not an unnamed part.

Tried the local auto parts store and this sensor was rubbish. Didn't read correctly; Order AC delco and immediate solution. This sensor can be PITA for installation; If you want to make life easier for yourself, plan on removing the air intake and moving it at least half way back. Once you can see back into the block it's only 1 10mm bolt!

Perfect fit, perfect attachment. Some people say you have to remove the intake manifold to replace it. But the exchange took 15 minutes. I took a picture with my camera to see what's behind the air intake and take a picture of what I'm touching. I used the long extension and it was a breeze. He did everything by touch and with one hand.

. Replaced the sensor with this AC Delco and all was fixed. You can also see in my photo that there is very little difference in length between the two sensors. I think that confused him a bit. I highly recommend always using Delco AC cam and crank sensors. I will never make that mistake again

I tried the OTUAYAUTO camshaft sensor first just in case I had the intake manifold disconnected to check the knock sensor in my 2004 to replace Tahoe. The old sensor worked great but the new new OTUAYAUTO was dead but I couldn't know until I put everything back together. Another day at work and I ordered this AC Delco sensor and once assembled it was AWESOME! AC-Delco better not buy cheap Chinese fakes. It cost me a lot of time and money

Remove air intake cover, place face down on engine. Touch the back of the motor with both hands and you will feel the connector for the CPS. Loosen and remove. You can then use the small head and remove the retaining screw. Magic, pull out the CPS and install a new one. Reconnect. If you've done your homework, the Check Engine light on the dash should go out after a minute. Bad CPS can also affect startup, and some rough work can lower MPG a bit. Sometimes it's just a check engine light, but…

My 2000 Camaro SS died on me twice last year resulting in having to be towed home. The last time it died it took me three months to narrow the problem down to the original cam position sensor. Instead of getting a cheap Advance Auto or Auto Zone Sensor that will almost certainly fail in a year or less, I bought an OEM AC Delco part. I used it after replacing other sensors, a fuel pump and other parts that did not eliminate the lack of starting. the car started immediately! If you have no spark,