crank sensor question
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I've had an autozone crank sensor (don't know if it had a brand name) for 4 years, no problems. I think it'* guaranteed for life, but not sure.
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guy at Auto Zone said Wells bought out GM sensor Div. so your Auto Zone crank sensor could very well be a GM OEM.
Its $26 bucks and I kinda hate to pour more money into something thats damaged so easily by a belt. Maybe if I design a shield and its protected I would feel better about it.
My broken sensor only had about 22k on it. Ouch......
Its $26 bucks and I kinda hate to pour more money into something thats damaged so easily by a belt. Maybe if I design a shield and its protected I would feel better about it.
My broken sensor only had about 22k on it. Ouch......
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Re: sensor
Originally Posted by SSEBONNE4EVA
guy at Auto Zone said Wells bought out GM sensorDiv......
was just at my GM parts garage today BSen and he never said nothing of the sort.
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