If I remember right you have to go on the drivers side near the bottom of the block under the starter is the sensor. I think I am right but not sure my boss changed the crank sensor on his 99. Maby someone else will put in some input, dont want to sent you the wrong way.

 

The crankshaft position sensor is behind the starter on the drivers side of the engine. In a 1999 the ECM can use the signal from the Injection Pump to run the engine.

 

So all i have to do is remove the starter to get to the sensor? Or is there more involved then that?

Some more details would be much appreciated.

thank you

 

Disconnect negative battery cables. And then on starter disconnect positive cable using 15mm. then another wire comes off and uses a 5/16 socket or wrench On starter use a 12pt. 10mm socket. 3 bolts two on bottom. one up top have to go around back of starter and put hand up and feel for it. used a 6" long extension and got the top bolt from father forward of the starter. they broke free and pulled the starter out it comes out in a crooked manor. then look to the left and see the sensor. That uses a 10mm 12pt also. unhook gray wire harness, then work out sensor. mine popped right out. Then carefully clean around mounting hole and pre lubricate sensor o-ring.And reinstall. I believe sensor is 15lbs torque

 

Get to it. Remove retaining bolt. Pull and reverse with new part.

 

Thank you soo much,

im not a dummy and i just needed some advice which is exactly what you gave me.

thanks man.