2008-2012 Honda Accord Crankshaft Position Sensor Replacement

If you have a P0339 code. Or you happen to notice that your vehicle is running rough, that it doesn't start or starts really rough, or that your vehicle has simply shut off on you at a stop. You may have a failed/failing crankshaft postion sensor.
Part # used in video is a Hitachi CPS0023

[@NGkookies]

Mines got 340 and still going strong can’t kill a Honda it is the 2.4

[@OmarHernandez-iu2zc]

Lovely ! Mines is about to hit 260 I changed the fuel pump and man the car runs even better! Especially with high mileage it was the original too it needed replacing since the regulator on the pump failed

[@tylernovak3607]

Do you need to relearn the new sensor with a scanner or?

[@ultimatediyguy395]

@@tylernovak3607 nope just clear the check engine light

[@tylernovak3607]

My guy! Thank you! I have a crank no start, was running with light flashing, gas mileage horrible, scanned and got crank sensor codes and misfire codes after that, so going to start there.

[@zhenyangliu6371]

Same for 2011 accord ？

[@ultimatediyguy395]

@@zhenyangliu6371 yes

[@miguelguillen6496]

2011 gang 🤘🏼

[@silver2000]

My Honda does that same noise on start up what is that?

[@OmarHernandez-iu2zc]

Might be your pulley ? Or maybe belt or power steering. I got the same car too and my problem was the power steering I just added some sea foam for power steering and it stoped

[@nunuthaboot]

VCT ACTUATOR

[@moshqaminq]

Is this a coupe ?

[@ultimatediyguy395]

@@moshqaminq nope sedan

[@moshqaminq]

@ could it be the same piece for a Honda accord coupe ex 2.4L 2008 ? I’m searching videos but I can’t find one that’s a Coupe 2 door .

[@ultimatediyguy395]

@@moshqaminq the part & repair should be identical it being a coupe shouldn’t change anything