Engine dies for no apparent reason
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Most people find it easiest to lay under the truck instead of trying from the top.
Make sure when removing and installing that you do not bend the small post assembly.
Also, if you v/c gasket is leaking oil down onto the sensor, tighten the v/c bolts to around 10 ft. lbs. then power scrub your engine prior to replacing the sensor.
Make sure when removing and installing that you do not bend the small post assembly.
Also, if you v/c gasket is leaking oil down onto the sensor, tighten the v/c bolts to around 10 ft. lbs. then power scrub your engine prior to replacing the sensor.
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Well, got it done. It was a HUGE pain in the ***. Took about an hour. Truck runs fine, with the exception of my service engine light coming on after about 20 minutes of driving. I guess a trip to autozone to hook up the scanner is in order. I just bought a scanner the other day but it is not in yet....figures.
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