🔧 Doicoo 5S1724 SU3027 56027870AB 87008291 Crankshaft Position Sensor for Dodge Dakota Durango Ram B1500 B2500 B3500 and Jeep Grand Cherokee, Compatible Review

P0320. Intermittent signal. Garbage. Do not use this on your Jeep Dodge or Chrysler, it will reject it and give you a code. Also held together by weird crumbly silicone. Most likely to fall apart in your bell tower. They must be fully plastic sealed and welded. Also, one of the very thin sheet metal pins is misaligned. I bought 2 of these, after the first one didn't work I ordered another one. The second was even smoother.

I installed a cam sensor which unfortunately has only made my recording problems worse. So put my old sensor back in and the truck starts but still misfires. Your app said your sensor was the sensor for my truck, even though I couldn't find the word Magnum anywhere! I have a 3.9L V6 239 Magnum in my Dodge Dakota. Perhaps you could clarify the information about your application in the future.

After checking compatible vehicles on Revain, double checking that the part number is listed, reading the FAQ and reading all the reviews, I ordered the sensor. Nothing I referred to left me in doubt except 1 question and answer. What I should have looked out for in hindsight. In general, I ordered, received and installed. That does not work! Removes the "no tire" error from the odometer, but does not roll over. Installed the old one and started everything. So if you have a 2001 Dodge Ram 2500…

I fitted this unit to replace the version marked loads (replacement requires a lot of work including removal from Mlude Discover's front wheel) just to detect the detection of SOCKET. I THEN I REPLACED THE PLUG WITH THE ORIGINAL PLUG (THE CHARGE CHEWS THE WIRES ON THE CPS BUT THE PLUG WAS A SOLID WIRE) WITH THE CORRECT WIRE COLOR BUT OBD II MATCHED CPS WRONG. Months of disappointment, finally bought the local version of CPS with the right socket. NOW THE ENGINE STARTS AFTER MONTHS OF FAILURE.

I brought this sensor with me because I put a new engine on my truck. I know her position is a headache. So I didn't want to go ahead and replace. After I assembled the whole car, it would not start. I spent hours diagnosing because the crankshaft position sensor was new, I didn't think it was bad. I had no power to the coil pack. I replaced the sensor in the distributor, spark plugs, wires, cap, knob, coil pack, I shared the harshness of the wiring to make sure I didn't have a bad wire…