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Fun... My 99 Chev with 3.1 threw the crank sensor codes after a replaced balancer (outer ring slipped 3/4", throwing belt). Knowing balancer was new, eventually replaced both crank sensors, cam sensor, balancer a 2nd time (still warrantied), and timing gears/chain. End result after taking it to a shop in frustration was that the slotted ring on the balancer had been pressed in too far, causing the crank sensor to occasionally lose the trigger signal.
Autozone parts - it sucks to buy new parts that were manufactured incorrectly.
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ya. i had win that happens.. i hve got cv axels from autozone that made more noise than the old ones..... but i got it together.. it was the lil plastic cover. it was rubbing the balancer. i trimmed it and now its working great. starts every time i hit the key.
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