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'99 CTD crank sensor? #57891
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Other then the local Chrysler dealer, where can I buy a crank sensor for a '99 Ram with a Cummins diesel?

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Re: '99 CTD crank sensor? [Re: JERICOGTX] #57892
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Rockauto.com AIRTEX Part # 5S1719 $31.79

Re: '99 CTD crank sensor? #57893
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Thanks! 1/3 the price from Chrysler. Got it ordered.

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Re: '99 CTD crank sensor? [Re: JERICOGTX] #57894
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Unrelated...but just a warning...be carefull getting your old one out, they tend to rust on the outside of the o-ring and break off while trying to remove it, especially out here in the salt belt...You`ll learn some new uses for foul words trying to dig the pieces out.
Liberal doses of penetrating fluid and work it out slowly.

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Re: '99 CTD crank sensor? [Re: Blown71X] #57895
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...I just did my 98 Ram 2500 last weekend. The 3 starter bolts are 10mm 12point and they are TIGHT!!!!! Did I mention they are TIGHT!!!! And the starter ia one HEAVY Mxxxxxxxxxxx when you are on your back. It will also take a few start/run cycles for your computer to learn the new sensor. It may have a random skip or surge as it learns, but it's all good after a couple of days. Good Luck. Also, this is a good time to service your battery terminals for corosion etc.

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Just a update... It took 5 hours of digging the old sensor out... No way it would could out in one piece... I've helped on one before and knew what to expect. Was not a fun day yesterday. New one went in tight, but worked right away.

Thanks again.

Jeff


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Re: '99 CTD crank sensor? [Re: JERICOGTX] #57897
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Just a update... It took 5 hours of digging the old sensor out... No way it would could out in one piece... I've helped on one before and knew what to expect. Was not a fun day yesterday. New one went in tight, but worked right away.

Thanks again.

Jeff




same thing here , i ended up drilling and tapping the old one and making a makeshift puller out of some threaded stock and a 1/2 drive deep socket .







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