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whats up guys , on todays video I am working on a 2010 Chrysler Sebring 2.4L engine with the P0335 code , I am replacing the crankshaft position sensor ,
this will work on a Dodge Avenger and also the Dodge Journey with the same 2.4 engine
after replacing the sensor I no longer have the stalling problem , replacing the sensor fixed the problem
if you want to buy the sensor click the link below
https://amzn.to/3DklAYc
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Any thoughts on a specific brand of sensor? I can get a $13 one from China, but would rather pay more money for something better
Great job showing me actually what to do I’ll let u know if my actually start working better
Thank you very much. It is very helpful. You save me a lot of money. Certainly I honor your job. Also thanks for taking the time to recorded al by your self.
Thanks for the video , I have a Dodge Caliber 2008 that has same engine so I will give it a go soon the sensor arrives thanks heaps
Hoping this helps with my dodge avenger later today; same engine so I don't see why it wouldnt and after replacing the more expensive parts (alternator AND battery) I'm desperate for a win.
Thanks for the video! Did you happen to need to disconnect the battery first? Or can I just do the repairs?
P061C please????
thank you sir.
Lol finger pointer stick is adorable
"that's what she said" LOL thank you
Great video!! Thanks yo I taught me how to do it .
Good video very specific
Thanks for the vid. There's very little room to work under the Journey. I found it easier to pull the sensor up from the top and unclipped the sensor from the engine compartment.
Thanks for taking the time and trouble. You make it clear as day. I've got a 2011 Chrysler 200 but it's the same car. I'm going to go replace that sensor today and both my rear struts. Thanks for your help and wish me luck!
Wow. Best video…its short and straight to the point!!! Outstanding!!!2⭐⭐⭐⭐
Do you have to disconnect the battery?
That’s what she said i became more sub just from that comment