Locate the crankshaft position sensor

I have a 1997 SL1.
Any one can tell me where I can find the crankshaft position sensor?
And also the PCM tells the has a "P0134" fault which I interpreted the
crankshaft position sensor is bad.
Could other sensors went wrong?

"I was getting nowhere fast with my diagnosis. I crawled under the car,
located the crank position sensor above and behind the starter on the
backside of the engine, and removed it. I checked the sensor's resistance
and found it was 790 ohms. The Saturn specifications allow 700 to 900 ohms,
so the sensor appeared to be OK also. The connector and wires also checked
out OK."

http://www.techshop-ets.com/ts1204/ts120404.htm

"Leo" > wrote in message n
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> I have a 1997 SL1.
> Any one can tell me where I can find the crankshaft position sensor?
> And also the PCM tells the has a "P0134" fault which I interpreted the
> crankshaft position sensor is bad.
> Could other sensors went wrong?

You should also check the ohms once it has been heated up. When they fail,
it often occurs under heat the stress.

http://www.aa1car.com/library/saturn04.htm (scroll down and read toward the
end)

"rufus" > wrote in message
...
> "I was getting nowhere fast with my diagnosis. I crawled under the car,
> located the crank position sensor above and behind the starter on the
> backside of the engine, and removed it. I checked the sensor's resistance
> and found it was 790 ohms. The Saturn specifications allow 700 to 900
> ohms,
> so the sensor appeared to be OK also. The connector and wires also checked
> out OK."
>
> http://www.techshop-ets.com/ts1204/ts120404.htm
>
> "Leo" > wrote in message n
> ...
>> I have a 1997 SL1.
>> Any one can tell me where I can find the crankshaft position sensor?
>> And also the PCM tells the has a "P0134" fault which I interpreted the
>> crankshaft position sensor is bad.
>> Could other sensors went wrong?
>
>