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Allmachtige 03-15-2005 06:42 PM

I say this a lot, because its from experience, but my crank sensor went bad on my 94 and had the same problems as you.

That's another option.

brkprk 03-30-2005 11:08 AM

Crank sensor location
 
My guy Dan is giving up on my Bonneville. I guess I'll fix it myself. Where would the crank sensor be located. I found the ICM, but I'd rather replace both the ICM and Crank Sensor.
Thank you guys,
Jeannie

willwren 03-30-2005 11:49 AM

Have you pulled codes yet?

partsmanager 03-30-2005 12:21 PM

Check for gas at the vacuum source for the fuel pressure regulator, otherwise I'd guess it to be the crank sensor.

brkprk 03-30-2005 01:07 PM

The engine has fuel going to it.
 
The engine has fuel going to it. All the pressure reading are good. The crank sensor is where? I don't mean to be a bother, but I need my car running. Thank you guys,
Jeannie

partsmanager 03-30-2005 01:50 PM

Re: The engine has fuel going to it.
 

Originally Posted by brkprk
The engine has fuel going to it. All the pressure reading are good. The crank sensor is where? I don't mean to be a bother, but I need my car running. Thank you guys,
Jeannie

Behind the crank pulley. Still, check for gas leaking into the vacuum source at the FP regulator.

willwren 03-30-2005 02:23 PM

Please check for codes before shotgunning or checking anything else. The codes may tell you EXACTLY what's wrong.

Please pull codes and tell us what you find. http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/techinfo/?article=34

partsmanager 03-30-2005 03:48 PM


Originally Posted by willwren
Please check for codes before shotgunning or checking anything else. The codes may tell you EXACTLY what's wrong.

Please pull codes and tell us what you find. http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/techinfo/?article=34

Better still! IMO, you need a professional to check this out. I see this WAY too many times with the big rigs in my shops.

willwren 03-30-2005 03:59 PM

This is actually a very basic problem. I think the codes, if any will point us in the right direction. The lack of codes can too ;)

partsmanager 03-30-2005 04:19 PM


Originally Posted by willwren
This is actually a very basic problem. I think the codes, if any will point us in the right direction. The lack of codes can too ;)


I know, I've owned about 6 3800 engined vehicles over the years. They can be fussy when these electrical issues occur! :oops:


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