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O.T. 2000 Powerstroke Crankshaft Positioning Senso
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Posted by Gus on August 13, 2005 at 16:31:35 from (64.12.117.7):
Was having trouble starting my powerstroke. 85,000 miles. Changed fuel filter, drained water, put fuel conditioner, etc. Called the dealer and talked with a fairly knowledgeable parts guy. He said they sell a bunch of these sensors, but he couldn"t explain what they do. Couldn"t guarantee that was the problem. They were about to close for the weekend so I raced up there and picked one up. 180 retail, sold it to me for 150. About the size and shape of an inhaler. Unplugged and unbolted the old one, replaced it, everything works great. So just what do these things do? Tied in with fuel somehow? Parts guy actually made a follow up call the next Monday to see if it worked! Big dealership he"s at. I was impressed.
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