Smithkid21

Last night I was driving around town. The car was running perfectly fine, then the check engine light flashed, and the car died. I tried to start it, and it would turn over but it wouldn't start. I scanned it with my Ultra-Guage, and it came up with the P0335. I cleared the code and then the car fired right back up and has been perfectly fine ever since. From my understanding the code is described as a crankshaft position sensor. Could this have been a random occurrence? Or should I have it looked at?

Smithkid21

Bump. Anyone?

Gelladuga69

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It could be going bad. I just had mine go bad last month, and it's a pain to deal with if you're on the road driving and suddenly your engine just dies. Then it won't start until the engine cools down a lot.

It's easy to change but kind of a pain to get too. It's also only like $25 from the dealer. I followed a guide on the redline forums. (google it, this forum blocks links) and I followed everything besides removing the starter. It's not required if you have a long needle nose plier.

Smithkid21

Hmm. See the thing is, my engine didn't cool down at all. I just cleared the code, and it fired right back up, with no problems since.

francis89

I have the same problem now im at the shop getting it done ,my car shuts down at the light and wait for like 10-15min before cranking it up CEL is on all the time and it cost me a lot i went try doing it my self but not enough tools to do it so here i am bout to drained $500 for this sensor smh kill me now cos i just ignore it before smh its. P0335 and p0017

ballin on the budget!!