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soory help needed again
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kevin p
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Try disconnecting the wiring connector from the crankshaft position sensor a few times. Its next to the front lower pulley. It gets corroded from road dirt.
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Mine did this after i had put my rebuilt engine in and had me very worried for about 10 mins until i remembered reading about the cps connector. That reminds me i need to buy some di-electric grease.
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