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Default Commander CRD crankshaft position sensor location

Please send through where the location of the crankshaft position is. For a CRD 3.0L.
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Thanks Clarky..
Looks like just remove the bash plate to get to it.
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Does anyone know an easy way to get to the sensor.
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If you are talking about the crank shaft position sensor the same as the one in the photo (what i thought was cam shaft position sensor but apparently not).
It's located on top of the drivers side head and very easy to get at.
I had code P0341 when mine went.
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Thanks Clarky..
Looks like just remove the bash plate to get to it.
No. You can reach it from the passenger side bonet. You neeed to reach down and around the exhaust. The is a metal shield over it held in by a bolt.

If you can not see it put your phone down there and take a few pics to get a idea
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