🔧 ACDelco GM Original Equipment Crankshaft Position Sensor - Part # 213-3208 Review

car does not start after installation. I have been using AC Delco parts for over 50 years and have very rarely encountered any problems. If I used E-Bay I would get my money back no problem. Live and learn!

I BOUGHT THIS ONE YEAR AGO. I REALLY INSTALLED IT TWO MONTHS AGO. IT'S GONE NOW. SCRAP METAL. VERY BAD EXPERIENCE WITH ACDELCO FOR MY LAST 3 PIECES PURCHASED THROUGH AMAZON. I WILL NOT THROW MY MONEY AT ACDELCO ANY MORE. This appears to be another Chinese scam.

My 99 Tahoe 5.7 sensor failed but changing to my 99 Suburban sensor didn't help. Went home, diagnosed. Long story short it was the sensor and then the Suburban started behaving so I replaced that too lol.

I have had problems with RPM, shifting and sometimes starting. This fixed it. I was able to accelerate on track without slowing down in anticipation of a change. Just installed today, we'll see in the long run. I'm not a mechanic.

Have been using this crankshaft position sensor for a few months now with no problems even though it is made in "Mainland China". Required a .20" washer which was not included. 8mm screw for removal and installation. However, to get the most out of it, I needed a scanner that would relearn the crankshaft sensor.

I purchased this sensor (213-3208) to replace the stock crankshaft position sensor on my 1999 GMC K1500 Suburban (GMT400, L31 body) Vortec 350 V8 substitute. Perfect fit and functionality and very easy installation. I always recommend using OEM parts for whatever make of car you are working on (AC Delco for GM, Motorcraft for Ford etc) and this is a great example of why.

OK, this product HAS TO WORK RIGHT. It's not like this. All my sensors have been replaced. But I have problems with that! It's not even that old. I can't even return it because I have no way of contacting the seller! Uhhhh. I ended up with about $50/60. Now I have to BUY ONE more. IT SAYS LIMITED LIFETIME WARRANTY. YEAH RIGHT! IT IS WRONG TO SELL A DEFECTIVE PRODUCT!

I've had engine stall issues due to overheating and replaced the crankshaft sensor with this one as a precaution. The car had a lot of problems lately and then died completely. The crankshaft sensor failed 18 months ago, shorted. We put the old one in and the car started straight away. I expect the original part to last a lot longer than this, also we didn't ride anywhere in 2020 so it wasn't ridden once for 12 months out of 18. . The part failed earlier than it should.

I have been working as a mechanic since 1974. I've always used ACDelco on GM trucks. No longer. This is the second consecutive sensor not working immediately. Firstly, I was ill for weeks and didn't have the strength to replace the crankshaft sensor when it arrived. The truck starts, then idles rough and worst of all under load. The one I replaced had 2 spacers. So I put 2 spacers on top of the new one. Then 1, then none. It does not matter. In the past, they always worked right out of the box.