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Grrr, got crank sensor codes (whatsa 19?)

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Old 07-11-2006, 09:04 PM
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Haven't had the time to swap the sensor yet, but today it kinda worried me. Most of the way through my long hot drive home, it tried to poop out. Revs dropped, popped back up, bucked, back-fired, exhaust puffed smoke, was fine for a minute, did it again, SES light came on, then again... then it stopped and I made it home. Scan showed 19 showed back up. It only shows up when the light comes on. It seems to do it more often towards the end of long hot drives.
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Hmm, just stalled as I was pulling into work. Started right back up.
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I assume you were off the throttle.. AC on?
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Off throttle, no AC.
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Any luck cleaning ICM, checking coils for cracks etc or using a compressor to blow any garbage off the crank sensor?
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I have had no diagnosis time, other than making sure the connector was securly seated.
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Holler when you get to it..

If you think about pulling the sensor..simply put on a new one..
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Exactly, it'll be in today.


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