Crank Position Sensor

[The Fixer]

I have a P1335 code which I believe is a fault with the Crank position Sensor.
Anyone know where it/they located 2004 407 3.0l V6 petrol??

 

[Demannu]

On top of the bell housing, underneath the thermostat assembly.

 

[dmccurtayne]

Last week I gave you a link to the parts guide to show you where a o2 sensor was this week you ask about another sensor I guess you didn’t get teach to fish memo

 

[The Fixer]

Hi DCM, thanks for the encouragement, but you have not told me which one/ones they are 8 - 13 - 16??

 

[dacia4x4]

well 13 /16 are near the lumpy sticks and 8is near flywheel, i fink i know which one i would go for...... jim

 

[pugrambo]

If you have a fault with the cranky sensor that car will die or not start when hot and if it has completely failed it won't start at all

Don't need a code reader to fathom that one

I still think you're better off ripping the engine out and doing the job properly

 

[dmccurtayne]

Hi DCM, thanks for the encouragement, but you have not told me which one/ones they are 8 - 13 - 16??

You are being lazy number 8 is the engine speed sensor you’ve been given all the tools needed to answer the question

 

[Demannu]

What are the symptoms you are experiencing? An OBD code pointing to a specific component doesn't straight away mean that component is faulty. You need to evaluate the data in the context of your vehicle and symptoms.

With that in mind, unless your engine won't start at all, or has cut out while driving, I would not even begin to suspect the CAS.

A CAS fault can caused by a slow crank from a weak starter or weak battery. Or, it could be a dirty connection anywhere between the sensor and the ECU.

Is this the same 407 V6 you have been fixing for ages? They are a very simple engine to work on, and diagnose, I'm surprised it's taking you this long to sort it.