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lost a bolt on crankshaft positioning sensor on my 1996 dodge ram 5.2L. know the head is 1/2 inch with a 1/4 allen fit, but need to know length, thread specs, etc.
 
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Cps uses two bolts not one. If you have the other one just get a replacement.

 
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was hoping not to pull that one off, as it is difficult to do so........
 
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Originally Posted by d000352
was hoping not to pull that one off, as it is difficult to do so........
MANUFACTURE'S PART NUMBER: P5249557AB

Specifications:

Fastener Finish: Black Oxide
Fastener Material: Steel
Head Style: Hex
Underhead Length (in.): 2.25
Washer Included: Yes
Thread Size (in.): 3/4-16
Straight from the parts book.
 
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Whip out your arm with three elbows.......

They are allen head as well, use an allen socket on the one closest to the trans dipstick tube.
 
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Whip out your arm with three elbows.......

They are allen head as well, use an allen socket on the one closest to the trans dipstick tube.
I gave him the size and everything
 
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Originally Posted by MoparFanatic21
I gave him the size and everything
Yeah, I think I posted seconds after you did..... that wasn't there when I started.
 
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Yeah, I think I posted seconds after you did..... that wasn't there when I started.
Exact same time to be exact
 
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Thread Size (in.): 3/4-16
Might want to check the # again.
 
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Originally Posted by Moparite
Might want to check the # again.
That's out of the 96 parts manual. I googled the bolt to and found that same info. Could be wrong (I thought they were 1/2) but I did the best I could without actually pulling my bolts.
 
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