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lookig for camshaft position sensor
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shadetree
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It is behind the oil pump on the auxilary shaft. You have to pull the timing cover to get to it.
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It is behind the oil pump on the auxilary shaft. You have to pull the timing cover to get to it.
Thank's alot,been looking all day for it.It's my boys truck he said it does not hold an idle and stalls out but drives smooth on highway.He had the code pulled and said that sensor was the problem.
Thank's again
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Cam shaft position sensor
The Crank Position sensor is behind the timing belt cover on the 2.3, the Cam Shaft Position sensor either does not exist, or they have them below the intake on the side of the block.
My original block for my 94 did not have one, but my new block does. My computer does not recognize it, so I went with my original wiring harness; no problems.
The Crank Position sensor is behind the timing belt cover on the 2.3, the Cam Shaft Position sensor either does not exist, or they have them below the intake on the side of the block.
My original block for my 94 did not have one, but my new block does. My computer does not recognize it, so I went with my original wiring harness; no problems.
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The Crank Position sensor is behind the timing belt cover on the 2.3, the Cam Shaft Position sensor either does not exist, or they have them below the intake on the side of the block.
My original block for my 94 did not have one, but my new block does. My computer does not recognize it, so I went with my original wiring harness; no problems.
Your 94 doesnt, his 96 does
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I am getting a code for it,so it has to have one.
The guy called me today and said he has to tear down the engine to get to it,maybe he meant taking the timing cover off.
I'll go to ford tomorrow and find out for sure.
THANK'S
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just looked up parts,it look's like it has one.
1996 FORD RANGER 2.3L 140cid L4 MFI (A) : Ignition : Camshaft Position Sensor
FORD RANGER (1995 - 2001)
FORD RANGER SUPER (1995 - 1998)
MAZDA B2300 (1995 - 1997)
MAZDA B2500 (1998 - 2001)
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ShortyzKustomz
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Yeah like I said your 96 has one and if I recall it is behind the cover
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Cam shaft position sensor
You are correct, mine doesn't; 96 does. My bad!
You are correct, mine doesn't; 96 does. My bad!
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