[Shotimes] Cam sensor (CID)

[Carl Prochilo]

I don't want to scare the guy, but while the job isn't the same as the
crankshaft sensor it isn't trivial either.  Not because the part itself is
hard to change, but because getting to it is a PITA.  Women's hands would
help too... ; )

My recommendation is to pull the intake crossover tube, and move the PS
reservoir and hoses out of the way.  That should give enough room to get
at the part.

AZ is a good source for replacement part.  $25 last time I looked.
-- 
Cheers,
Carl Prochilo
92 Ultra Red Crimson

On Mon, August 16, 2004 12:31 pm, George Fourchy said:
> On Mon, 16 Aug 2004 11:39:34 -0400, Dave Aument wrote:
>
>>Looks like the Cam sensor has gone south in my 95 atx.
>
> It's not hard.  It's been several years ( back in 2000) since I did
> mine......it is
> just held on with two small screws or bolts.  No special tool was
> required.  You do
> have to move some of the mechanicals which are in the way.  On an MTX I
> would have
> had to move the battery, power steering hoses, and shock damper, but these
> were all
> out of the way already, since I was fixing the crank cancer and doing a
> 60K.
>
> The sensor is over on the passenger's side of the engine, above the P/S
> pump,
> adjacent to the firewall.  It faces the fender, so you can get to the
> fasteners
> easily, after you remove the items in the way.
>
> It cost me about 35 bucks at NAPA.
>
> George
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