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I have tried a few times to upload a 3.9 MB *.kdl file with no success. Will you accept the file by e-mail, or help troubleshoot the upload problem? Thanks

I thought I would chime in to state that I have just made observations of similar behavior on my '04. I will also work on getting a data log. Should I follow up by posting it here or start a new thread?

I have discovered my problem. After removing and tapping on the crank sensor I inadvertantly got oil on the sensor o-ring. The third time I installed the sensor it seated futher into the timing chain cover. Tightening the sensor bolt will not "pull" the sensor into place. It must be fully seated ...

I have now done a more thourough inspection of the harness. I hope to try some other things before I send it in. I removed the harness from the car and checked continuity of every wire while flexing every inch to watch for intermitent breaks. A visual inspection of each end of the harness confirms ...

It seams like one of the crank posistion sensor wires has an intermitent break. I had check the continuity and it was good, then re-installed and the car ran for about a minute before stalling and getting the same DTC. I wiggled the wires next to the crank posistion sensor and the car ran again for ...

Thanks for the quick reply.

I removed the crank pulley and can confirm that the sensor wheel is installed correctly. On to the next usual suspects; the sensors and wiring.
I notice that the wiring harness that I installed does not have labels on either of the two sensor connections . Are the crank ...

After installation, the car would crank but not start. I retrieved a P0336 Intermittent crank position signal error code. I am assuming that I installed the crank position sensor wheel incorrectly. While looking through the sensor mounting hole I can see that the "double" tooth passes the center of ...