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Old 09-11-2022, 10:12 PM
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i used this one from autozone was 37 bucks
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Experiences may vary. My experience with Duralast electronic parts has been marginal at best.
Old 09-12-2022, 12:44 AM
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I think ill get a voltometer soon if i can find a cheep one to check the wireing .. what can i do untill them
do u guys still think its the sensor?
Or timeing?
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Put an OEM senor in it. Until you do that you could chase your tail a long time.
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Originally Posted by carfixer007
Put an OEM senor in it. Until you do that you could chase your tail a long time.
what makes you think the one i got is bad?
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Someone correct me, don't these V6'* have a magnet in the cam gear that passes the sensor. Sometimes they fall out.

If this is the case, remove the sensor, have someone bar the engine over while looking in the hole where the sensor goes, watch for the little button to go by.
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Originally Posted by PartsFondler
what makes you think the one i got is bad?
I don't but unless you can verify it I just assume so. I have seen to many aftermarket sensors bad out of the box. I've seen OEM bad out of the box but not near as much.
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Originally Posted by PartsFondler
what makes you think the one i got is bad?
I don't but unless you can verify it I just assume so. I have seen to many aftermarket sensors bad out of the box. I've seen OEM bad out of the box but not near as much.

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Someone correct me, don't these V6'* have a magnet in the cam gear that passes the sensor. Sometimes they fall out.

If this is the case, remove the sensor, have someone bar the engine over while looking in the hole where the sensor goes, watch for the little button to go by.
I believe the magnet is in the end of the sensor probe. The 'trigger wheel' passes the end of the sensor probe.
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Jesus, all I did was google cam gear magnet and found this here...

https://www.gmforum.com/1992-1999-91...magnet-272155/

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Originally Posted by Mike
Jesus, all I did was google cam gear magnet and found this here...

https://www.gmforum.com/1992-1999-91...magnet-272155/
Then again I could be wrong.


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