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Old November 28th 04, 05:17 PM
Guess Who I Am
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Hello:
How offen should you replace the crank and or the camshaft sensors?
i had mind replaced at around 60k mi. when it went out and would not start.
so i'm wondering should i replace them again at 106k and not take the chance on
one or both of them going out again? 97' GV 3.3

Thank You
Earl
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Old November 28th 04, 05:39 PM
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Guess Who I Am wrote:
> Hello:
> How offen should you replace the crank and or the camshaft sensors?
> i had mind replaced at around 60k mi. when it went out and would not start.
> so i'm wondering should i replace them again at 106k and not take the chance on
> one or both of them going out again? 97' GV 3.3


Recommended service interval for those parts is: replace when they
break. It's not really necessary or cost effective to pre-emptively
change them.

Cheers,
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Old November 28th 04, 05:39 PM
Ritz
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Guess Who I Am wrote:
> Hello:
> How offen should you replace the crank and or the camshaft sensors?
> i had mind replaced at around 60k mi. when it went out and would not start.
> so i'm wondering should i replace them again at 106k and not take the chance on
> one or both of them going out again? 97' GV 3.3


Recommended service interval for those parts is: replace when they
break. It's not really necessary or cost effective to pre-emptively
change them.

Cheers,
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Old November 28th 04, 05:43 PM
Daniel J. Stern
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On Sun, 28 Nov 2004, Guess Who I Am wrote:

> How offen should you replace the crank and or the camshaft sensors?


When either component fails. They are not maintenance items.
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Old November 28th 04, 05:43 PM
Daniel J. Stern
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On Sun, 28 Nov 2004, Guess Who I Am wrote:

> How offen should you replace the crank and or the camshaft sensors?


When either component fails. They are not maintenance items.
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Old December 4th 04, 11:05 AM
Mopar Man
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Earl,

For unanticipated breakdowns own a tow policy to get you home. Then you can call
Enterprise and they'll deliver a rental car to you.

Regarding your trepidation about emminent failing crank and cam sensors, go
ahead, BE AFRAID.....
Now take a deep breath of air, IN, OUT, IN, OUT. Feel better now?

See you at the party at Terry's

Mopar Man

Guess Who I Am wrote:

> Hello:
> How offen should you replace the crank and or the camshaft sensors?
> i had mind replaced at around 60k mi. when it went out and would not start.
> so i'm wondering should i replace them again at 106k and not take the chance on
> one or both of them going out again? 97' GV 3.3
>
> Thank You
> Earl


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Old December 4th 04, 11:05 AM
Mopar Man
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Earl,

For unanticipated breakdowns own a tow policy to get you home. Then you can call
Enterprise and they'll deliver a rental car to you.

Regarding your trepidation about emminent failing crank and cam sensors, go
ahead, BE AFRAID.....
Now take a deep breath of air, IN, OUT, IN, OUT. Feel better now?

See you at the party at Terry's

Mopar Man

Guess Who I Am wrote:

> Hello:
> How offen should you replace the crank and or the camshaft sensors?
> i had mind replaced at around 60k mi. when it went out and would not start.
> so i'm wondering should i replace them again at 106k and not take the chance on
> one or both of them going out again? 97' GV 3.3
>
> Thank You
> Earl


 




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