OEM Saturn SL2 Crankshaft Position Sensor

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Saturn SL2 Crankshaft Position Sensor tops a vehicle with spirited nature. Saturn SL2 is based on a lightweight platform of Z-body, combines a 1.9 liter DOHC aluminum with 5 speed manual or a 4 speed automatic, and achieves brisk acceleration and decent fuel economy. Drivers applaud the Saturn SL2 due to its fast steering reaction, high safety scores and parts that are reputed to meet the strict factory standards to ensure that longevity remains high. The resultant power to weight ratio makes the compact car maneuverable in the city, but the cabin is silent and comfortable during the long journey. Compared to competitors, the Saturn SL2 is relatively cheap to maintain and still provides a reliable performance. Moving on to the sensor itself, the Saturn SL2 Crankshaft Position Sensor monitors crank speed and position in real time and transmits this to the engine control unit so ignition spark and fuel injection fire at the optimum time. Modern engines are also dependent on accurate timing, so a healthy Crankshaft Position Sensor allows normal starting, misfiring, or abrupt stalling or assists in delivering power smoothly. Regular diagnostic analysis of the Crankshaft Position Sensor assists the engine to promote maximum efficiency. It is constructed using hardy electronics that resist elevated temperatures along the bell house. To replace, unbolt the sensor and disconnect battery power and clean the mount, oil the O-ring, install the new Crankshaft Position Sensor, reconnect wiring and check with a scan tool.