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Originally Posted by shorod
As for checking the Crankshaft Position (CKP) sensor, you might be able to test that with your computer safe (and presumably LED) test light. You could also use a very fast multimeter, but an oscilloscope would be ideal. You're looking for a low voltage AC signal when the engine is cranking. This would be rapid blinks on an LED test light if it will work for low voltages as well.
-Rod
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I used my LED test light on the tip of the sensor and nothing lights up.
Key on and trying to start the car, nothing..
So I removed the sensor.
There is 3 wires on the plug in.
I get 1 strong
green light and the other 2 wires are very dim
green light, which also indicates as being ground?
I tried this while key on and trying to start car.
Never got a red light..
Does this indicate a issue or just the wrong type of testing for this part?
I did not hook up my volt meter since I don't know where to touch the leads to..
