crank sensor
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RE: crank sensor
I have a 93 Dakota 5.2 that had the crank sensor go out. I was driving and the engine cut out and it wouldn't start up again. I tried to get it to start a few weeks later and it would drive without problem. The second time it cut out I took it and got the sensor replaced for only 450$. Quick cheap fix and I haven't had a problem since.
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RE: crank sensor
Oh yeah thats no joke, dealerships will do anything to mark up the price. Including find other things wrong with your car or truck. A friend (that used to work at one) told me that the mechanics in the dealership get a commission off of any additional problems they find while doing oil changes and routine maintenance. I guess its good that they are trying to look out for you like that, but on the same token you cant tell me that a money hungry jerk wouldnt say that something is going out and then get the commission and probably not replace the part.