Followed exactly how is described in this video and had a flawless repair. Before repair my vehicle was very herd to start and the tach read 0 when the car was running but no check engine light. Thank you for this video... it was a blessing!
Thank you for the perfect explanation. It took me about 30 minutes and this video definitely helped me avoid a lot of struggle that I would have had. To others having the faulty starting and shutting off in traffic, the P0335 error code refers to this part. I previously changed the 2 sensors on top of the engine and the issue persisted. This video is the solution.
A major detail is to make sure the sensor is almost perfect in the middle and straight in. Also, that the sensor is fully in the the hole. I just replaced the sensor on my 2013 Hyundai accent and I guessed my installment of the sensor was a bit crooked and not fully bolted in so the car would not start afterwards. Recommendation is to lift the O ring to the middle of the part of the sensor it is on . It will make its way down to the base when you ratchet the bolt in.
I'm doing this to my car this weekend. There are no codes given neither does the check engine light turn on, the tach meter reads 0 sometimes and my car turns off at red lights or when parked. Wish me luck!
@@memoryrinehart Yes! I think the code might have also went away but I don't remember. But yes my car started right away after I switched it out and I took it for a test drive on the freeway and it ran like normal!
Thank you! I’m about to unwrap this thing and once I do I can’t return it. Gives me a lot of confidence I diagnosed it properly. Being an amateur mechanic is great with the internet and search engines lol. Mine would shut off coming to stops and after sitting idle for a while. I just noticed today the tach was reading zero at one point while it was on. Thanks you! No codes for me
This is a great video! I'm about to give it a shot myself. Before I do so I wanted to ask if this is related to error code P0335 and is this also related to error code P0269?
@@EdisonUSA it's not the crankshaft position sensor i just changed it it's next to the oil filter underneath the car as long as you jack up the car safety about a foot you'll have lot's of room to get at it without any stress just wear a good pair of safety goggles!
@@EdisonUSA the camshaft position sensor is on top of the engine driver's side sitting on the end of the camshafts you have two " intake" and "exhaust " one's
2014 Hyundai Accent 1.6L Pretty simple guys just relax watch this video be gentle with electric connectors. Use a flash light 10-20min 5min if proper tools and experience. Car running smooth quite like having a new car and saved about $ 150 dealer ship wanted $175 back order same part no in the description. I paid $25.Total savings 300-500. Genuine Hyundai 39180-2B000 Crankshaft Position Sensor www.amazon.com/dp/B00EVJSSXM/ref=cm_sw_r_apanp_Q4aruii8m3MG9
Perfect video man saves anyone between 100 to 1000 dollars with a mechanic
I did this in 30 min and fixed my car thanks dude!
Followed exactly how is described in this video and had a flawless repair. Before repair my vehicle was very herd to start and the tach read 0 when the car was running but no check engine light. Thank you for this video... it was a blessing!
Thank you for the perfect explanation. It took me about 30 minutes and this video definitely helped me avoid a lot of struggle that I would have had. To others having the faulty starting and shutting off in traffic, the P0335 error code refers to this part. I previously changed the 2 sensors on top of the engine and the issue persisted. This video is the solution.
Thank you so much! I was able to change mine and the car runs like a dream again.
Very helpful video, short and simple straight to the point….
Thanks for the video changed mine in like 15 min.
Thank you so much for taking the time and effort to make this. I wouldn't have been able to do it myself, without your help.
Glad it helped!
This was a lifesaver, thank you
Thanks dude, 20 minute fix
absolutely top notch video. thank you
A major detail is to make sure the sensor is almost perfect in the middle and straight in. Also, that the sensor is fully in the the hole. I just replaced the sensor on my 2013 Hyundai accent and I guessed my installment of the sensor was a bit crooked and not fully bolted in so the car would not start afterwards. Recommendation is to lift the O ring to the middle of the part of the sensor it is on . It will make its way down to the base when you ratchet the bolt in.
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Big Help!!! Thank you.
Thank you, you helped me.
Its th 2nd time happen to me, is it a known problem?
Thnx
Thanks
Great video. So once you switch the bad sensor out you are good to go? Nothing like relearning the sensor to your engine needed?
In my case I was good to go right after replacing it. Good luck!
Great video! Thank you
I'm doing this to my car this weekend. There are no codes given neither does the check engine light turn on, the tach meter reads 0 sometimes and my car turns off at red lights or when parked. Wish me luck!
Did it fix your problem ?
@@mahammandigo1332 It did! It's been working ever since 🥰 I saved myself over 500+ dollars. Surprisingly it wasn't too hard (:
@@jaaaybells Im about to do mine. Car has same symptoms and also has code for it.
Did it start for you on first switch?
@@memoryrinehart Yes! I think the code might have also went away but I don't remember. But yes my car started right away after I switched it out and I took it for a test drive on the freeway and it ran like normal!
Thank you! I’m about to unwrap this thing and once I do I can’t return it. Gives me a lot of confidence I diagnosed it properly. Being an amateur mechanic is great with the internet and search engines lol. Mine would shut off coming to stops and after sitting idle for a while. I just noticed today the tach was reading zero at one point while it was on. Thanks you! No codes for me
This is a great video! I'm about to give it a shot myself. Before I do so I wanted to ask if this is related to error code P0335 and is this also related to error code P0269?
Thank you!
Very well done and a big help. Thanks.
You're welcome!
Thanks!!
What are symptomes of bad cranck shaft sensor ?
Would this prevent the car from starting ?
Yes
In another video the sensor was just under the throttle body on the transmission???
Maybe that's the camshaft position sensor in that video instead of the crankshaft position sensor in this video?
@@EdisonUSA it's not the crankshaft position sensor i just changed it it's next to the oil filter underneath the car as long as you jack up the car safety about a foot you'll have lot's of room to get at it without any stress just wear a good pair of safety goggles!
@@EdisonUSA the camshaft position sensor is on top of the engine driver's side sitting on the end of the camshafts you have two " intake" and "exhaust " one's
The mechanic is telling me this will cost $577 to fix 🤯 seems very simple😅
I got to replace mine on my hynduai accent 2016 and it was not easy‼️😥
What issue were you having?
@@drzflyest4 mine ended up being my engine. I no longer have the car
Just changed mine and car is running like new.
Glad it's working fine now!
Can I clean it or only replace it
I believe when theyre bad theyre bad.
2014 Hyundai Accent 1.6L Pretty simple guys just relax watch this video be gentle with electric connectors. Use a flash light 10-20min 5min if proper tools and experience. Car running smooth quite like having a new car and saved about $ 150 dealer ship wanted $175 back order same part no in the description. I paid $25.Total savings 300-500.
Genuine Hyundai 39180-2B000 Crankshaft Position Sensor www.amazon.com/dp/B00EVJSSXM/ref=cm_sw_r_apanp_Q4aruii8m3MG9
That's way less than what they were trying to charge me! About $900 for the crankshaft sensor and labor!
@@jaaaybells crooks