Replacing CKP/TDC sensor
I've been getting a code P1361 (intermittent signal from TDC sensor) on my 1996 Accord 4-cyl VTEC. I checked the sensor resistance and it measured 2300 ohms which is much higher than the spec'd 500-1000 ohms. So I think I need a new TDC/CKP sensor.
Does anyone know where I can get an aftermarket TDC/CKP sensor that costs less than the $260 my Honda dealer quoted me?
Also, I need to remove the crankshaft pulley to get to the sensor which resides under the lower timing belt cover. Any suggestions for how to hold the crankshaft in place while I remove the large (19mm) and tight (185 ft-lb) bolt which attaches the pulley to the crankshaft?
Jim Hollister
1996 Honda Accord
4-door couple, automatic
F22B1 VTEC 4-cylinder
Does anyone know where I can get an aftermarket TDC/CKP sensor that costs less than the $260 my Honda dealer quoted me?
Also, I need to remove the crankshaft pulley to get to the sensor which resides under the lower timing belt cover. Any suggestions for how to hold the crankshaft in place while I remove the large (19mm) and tight (185 ft-lb) bolt which attaches the pulley to the crankshaft?
Jim Hollister
1996 Honda Accord
4-door couple, automatic
F22B1 VTEC 4-cylinder
Try these?
hondaautomotiveparts.com
manhonda.com
tasauto.com
One way to get the crank pulley off is a big air impact wrench. Another way is there's a tool that fits into the big (55mm?) recess in the pulley, to hold it.
I've gone to a local shop, had them loosen it with their air tools. Then tighten it with normal ratchet to drive (1 mile) home.
hondaautomotiveparts.com
manhonda.com
tasauto.com
One way to get the crank pulley off is a big air impact wrench. Another way is there's a tool that fits into the big (55mm?) recess in the pulley, to hold it.
I've gone to a local shop, had them loosen it with their air tools. Then tighten it with normal ratchet to drive (1 mile) home.
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