🔧 Crank Position Sensor: Beck Arnley 180-0735 - Reliable Performance Guaranteed Review

OEM similar at a low price. Auto parts stores and online retailers of the original OEM wanted $80 to $140. Buy this instead of the slightly cheaper ones on the secondary market. Just installed (easy) and it works great and fixed my rough idle and non-working tachometer. I'll update the review if it doesn't work, but so far so good.

Ordered this part after my car happened to stall and I couldn't figure out what it was. local mechanic and they ran a diagnostic, said it was this sensor, looked at the autozone and other spots, it was around 70-100, decided to order this from amazon and hoped it would go to my 2014 kia Rio would fit, and guess what, he did it perfectly, my brother-in-law replaced him, it took about 30 minutes.

The defective part caused a number of problems, rough idle, hard starting and poor transmission behavior. It's amazing how much trouble information there is about this device on the Elantra. The good news is that the exchange eliminates all these difficulties and the part provided by this seller arrived on time and only takes 20 minutes to install if you watch the video of it on YouTube. Fast and easy. I've never replaced an inline sensor on a car so easily.

Not being afraid to idle at a long red light is a stress I'll never let go. It's on the underside of the motor next to some sort of orange cover (I have no mechanical skills). Disconnect the negative battery cable. Take out the old one (almost like Lego) and then put in the new one. Lubricate the round rubber washer with engine oil BEFORE fully installing it. OR just pay a cheap mechanic to do it. Gas station mechanics do it in no time.

Ordered from Light Korea seller, the part was an original OEM with Hyundai stickers on the box. The part is easy to install, I looked it up on YouTube. Took me about 20 minutes because it's very difficult to get to the terminals and plugs, but I managed. My wife's 2013 Kia Soul had the same problem that many on here are talking about (stalls when hot, hard to start, rough shifting), my check engine light gave me the code for this sensor. After replacing the sensor, I immediately noticed that…

Works great at a good price. Your local Hyundai dealer or larger parts store did not have this item in stock. I ordered and received it the same day! Hyundai charged $90 plus $200 for installation. Other parts dealers charged $101.99. Guess what I got and installed the product myself. I love my savings! You do the math! The only difficulty was finding a seat in my 2012 Hyundai Elantra, but I found it. If anyone needs space for this car, it's in front of the engine to the right of the oil…