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ice_bluz
Dodge Dakota
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1/18/2004
15:37:24
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I just found out I need to replace my cam shaft position senser I have the replacement part but 1 problem I can't find it under the hood I know about whare it should be please help!!!!!!
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janesy
Dodge Dakota
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1/18/2004
17:38:43
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looking at it from the front, it is right behind the intake manifold, to the left of the distributor. you will be able to see two bolts holding a plate on. The sencor hangs between the block and the bellhousing
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janesy
Dodge Dakota
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1/18/2004
17:42:15
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oh wait, i read that wrong, i though it said crank sencor. any way if thats what your looking for there it is.
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ticats
Dodge Dakota
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1/18/2004
17:46:24
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It's in the distributor. You'll see it once you remove the rotor. HTH.
ticats, ontario, canada.
97 Dak CC Sport, 5.2L, 44RE, 3000 stall, 4.56SG, race weight 4,120 lb, 13.98 @ 99.85
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Rob C
Dodge Dakota
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1/20/2004
19:58:31
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ice_bluz, Which engine do you have? This makes a huge difference.
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ice_bluz
Dodge Dakota
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1/21/2004
21:36:19
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I have the 4.7
I filnally broke down and took it to a machanic it only took him an our but he said it wasn't easy he had to go in from the bottom and take apart the intake manifold.
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Rob C
Dodge Dakota
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1/22/2004
03:25:48
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I'm sorry to hear that. However, I don't understand why he even needs to touch the intake manifold. The cam position sensor is located on the underside of the right (passenger's) cylinderhead near the front of the engine where the target wheel is mounted to the right camshaft. There is a TSB that discusses some cam position sensors needing to be shimmed because the mounting hole was over milled and may cause the sensor to actually touch the target wheel.
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