Mopar 56027870 Crankshaft Position Sensor: Accurate Engine Monitoring for Peak Performance Review

you must use OEM Mopar. Tried 2 different aftermarket sensors and the truck wouldn't even start. installed the mopar sensor and my truck runs again with no check engine light and no error codes.

After replacing 2 cheaper sensors in 2 months I bought this Mopar. Do yourself a favor and buy this one first. The time and hassle of re-exchanging will offset the additional cost of the OEM.

Bought another brand crankshaft position sensor (non EOM) and still had problems with our 97 Dodge Dakota for 6 months and I was wondering what else the problem with the truck was . I read online that the problem could be that I didn't buy a Mopar product due to sensor tolerance requirements. I thought it was nonsense but after many months of frustration I finally broke down and spent extra money to get this and damn it if that wasn't the problem. The truck is running great now. I know the EOM…

If you have a 3.9 liter, 5.2 liter or 5.9 liter engine with intermittent spatter and judder then most likely this is yours Crankshaft position sensor inoperative. First, it's not a simple plug-n-play job. This sensor is hidden behind the valve cover on the passenger side above the gearbox housing. The braid goes over the transmission and the wire harness goes over the valve cover on the driver's side. This job took me almost 2 hours due to the strange and cramped location. I strongly recommend…

The original sensor on my 97 Dodge Dakota was destroyed during some gearbox work and I had to replace it with a spare part. Worked fine for a day and then had severe misfires and stopping issues along with a missing camshaft/crankshaft sensor code. Read the reviews here and spend your money on the more expensive part and it will work! This is probably the only genuine part you need to buy as the sensor specs are very strict and the aftermarket will not fit. The difference in quality is very…

This cure for random misfires on bank 1 135 is the only thing that will solve the problem if nothing else is broken and you keep getting misfires on 135 or one of these one bank just random misfires multiple misfires I will doing this crap for three months I went through five different crankshaft sensors including Adelphi and Mopar. The only one you ordered is the problem you have to spend money and you have to buy Mopar. This part of the crankshaft sensor cannot be replaced by other…

I have a faulty sensor in my 2001 Dodge Ram 1500. The fault code told us my son and I it was the cam position or crankshaft position sensor. We ran the test as directed in the repair manual and found it to be the crankshaft position sensor. We bought an aftermarket Borg Warner sensor for it, installed it, and the truck drove about 6-7 miles and stalled on the road. We installed the old one which roughly worked with it but brought us back to the house. We went on the Revain website and found a…