Do you have a way to back probe connectors? I would like to test the crankshaft position sensor.
Sure do!
Do you have a way to back probe connectors? I would like to test the crankshaft position sensor.
Locate the connector and with the key on back probe cavity 3 orange 18ga wire for a 5v reference.Sure do!
Do you have a way to back probe connectors? I would like to test the crankshaft position sensor.
Locate the connector and with the key on back probe cavity 3 orange 18ga wire for a 5v reference.
A little low, we’ll come back to that later. Now back probe cavity 1 gray wire with a black tracer and with the key on turn the engine over by hand and watch the DVOM for the reference signal changing from the reference signal voltage to zero and back to signal voltage. Turn the engine by hand slowly while watching the meter.5v confirmed - We more like 4.6
Goes between 5v and zero as you turn the engine over by hand?
Until you see the voltage go from 5v to zero and back again. It’s using a series notches cut in the flywheel to switch on & off.How far?
that’s okay, turn it in 1/4 inch increments. If the voltage never switches on & off, the crankshaft position sensor is bad.I can only get a 1/4 turn at a time. No change to the voltage
CorrectOk. And that is with the probe cavity 1 gray wire with a black tracer, correct?
Make sure to use only a genuine Mopar sensor.Thanks for your help! I am going to order a new CPS. Will report back when I get it installed!!
Lol, okay. Disconnect C104 connector at the firewall and check pin 11 for battery voltage while you have the ASD relay removed and jumper installed like you did earlier.So the CPS is good after all.
Lol, okay. Disconnect C104 connector at the firewall and check pin 11 for battery voltage while you have the ASD relay removed and jumper installed like you did earlier.