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Old 07-29-2013, 05:43 PM
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cut inner fender to access crankshaft position sensor
 
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easy access.
so, how did the seal up go? just rivet a piece back on? any pics of reassemble?
 
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Bet you did that for your starter on the other side as well. Got a pix of the repaired inner fender?
 
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For now I just bent the fender piece back down. It's hardly noticeable except for the cuts on each side. Later I plan to use use secure it with screws. No rivets, I want to be able to access it again.
 
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....... So you cut up your truck to avoid doing a simple 20-minute-ish job the traditional way?
 
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Bet you did that for your starter on the other side as well. Got a pix of the repaired inner fender?
I have not had to replace starter. For now I just bent the piece back down.
 
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....... So you cut up your truck to avoid doing a simple 20-minute-ish job the traditional way?
I have been working on my own vehicles for 20 years now. If you can replace a DII CPS in 20 minutes you are a better mechanic than I am.
 
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Old 07-29-2013, 05:58 PM
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I have been working on my own vehicles for 20 years now. If you can replace a DII CPS in 20 minutes you are a better mechanic than I am.
Thanks.
 
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Thanks.
so how many have you replaced?
 
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I've changed mine 3x now - the last time took me 35 mins. It's definitely a job that gets easier doing it the second... then the third time. I do admit though, cutting this access isn't such a bad idea. It's adding another spot for salt/rust in New England, but that spot is the least of my worry.

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