🔧 High-Quality Camshaft Crankshaft Left Right Position CPS Sensor Kit for 2003-2008 Infiniti FX35 and 2002-2006 Altima 3.5L V6 Review

This was in a 2005 Nissan Pathfinder with a 4.0 engine. I was a little apprehensive about the ultra low price but they worked like clockwork.

Started acting like crazy for the first 25 miles. I only changed them because the old ones were leaking. The car is now out of control. Save money and buy the best brand.

Total junk! It took me a while to install in my 2006 Xterra and it wasn't hard, but it wasn't easy either. After installing them I ran a diagnostic test as there is only one way to get them to work and it kept showing a bank error. So I am only giving them one star because they are difficult to install and should work the first time.

If I could give zero stars I would. We were busy moving, so I didn't have time to pack them in my truck right away. I TRIPLE checked to make sure they fit my car and everything before purchasing. I put them on yesterday and got stuck on the side of the road the same day. Now I've been without my car for 24 hours trying to figure out what's going on only to find out it's the sensors I just installed. It is too late for a return and a refund. I should have paid more elsewhere for a peace of mind.

I spent $1000 on my 2006 Pathfinder. new timing chain-solenoids-gears-guides-gallery seals-new tensioners. I then ordered another set of these sensors from ebay. OEM factory. the truck just stalled and started badly. then went to autozone, replaced all 3 again, no luck. then replaced the IPDM box. still stalled and hard to start. NISSAN said - You bought an old stock new. They were bad when you received them. Bought 3 brand new upgraded sensors 0,300,00 from dealer. Yes. cam and crank. works…

One of the two sensors (just now) had a plastic connector that had to be cut off before insertion, no problem there but after that I haven't quite got it to could bring to sit, and therefore I could not use it. It appears to be slightly warped, but I can't tell if that's why it doesn't fit properly. It seemed like the rubber o-ring wouldn't compress allowing it to fully seat, but I'm not sure. I pushed very hard to try to push it all the way in, but didn't advance the last 1/4 inch. I only…