Thankful that you did this. Ever since my fiance passed away I've been learning on the fly. This showed perfectly how to get at the sensor without a lot of extra work.
Thanks to your video I changed my CPS on 2010 Santa Fe 2.4L. Very similar but the center bolt on your exhaust manifold shield is an oxygen sensor on the Santa Fe. I did not remove the oxy sensor but instead enlarged the hole on the shield with a screwdriver and fit the shield over the sensor and out of the way. After that you lay on top of the valve cover and do everything with a drop light and a mirror. Take the connectors out of the mounts before undoing the metal retaining clip. I made a tracing of the clip on paper . Good thing because until I figured out to take the connectors out of the mounts, I lost that clip. I made one using the tracing and electrical taped over the CPS connector. Thanks - fantastic help from your video.
hello Dave just wanted to say thank you very much for your kind help. I am professional technician and your video helped me for a 2011 Hyundai Tucson sensor replacement I just wanted to extend my gratitude for the great video that you posted , thank you
Regan D, thanks for this video. It’s EXACTLY what I needed on how to find and replace this sensor. Changed it out with a new sensor and car is running like new. Thanks again
It would have been nice to have actually shown replacing it but this is the best video out there since like you said, there's nothing out there on the 2009s-2010s. My car suffers from the classic news paper shop syndrome and my mechanic says it's either this or the timing chain. I think over the summer I'm going to replace this sensor and see what happens.
Hi there, can you tell me what the exact symptoms were that led you to replace the crankshaft position sensor? My 2010 Sonata starts up fine, but then dies when shifted into reverse or drive. I am able to rev up the motor, then drop it into gear to go, but idling under load kills it. Does this sound the same as your problem? Thanks
@@jeffwoodhector4707 Yeah, turns out the transmission was totally fried. Check the trans fluid dipstick. Is it dark like chocolate syrup? If yes that's a $3,000 repair.
any idea how similar this would be for a Hyundai Genesis Coupe 2.0 Turbo? 2010, I'm having a hell of a time trying to find it even though I have a good idea of where to start
I have a 2010 Tucson we looked 2 hrs for the crankshaft sensor gave up called 2 dealerships they would not tell where it was so I gotta figure it out myself they are hard to find
I ended up switching a camshaft and a crankshaft position sensor on my 2013 tuscon still would not want to start. I had both codes on cam and crank changed both without a mirror it was a bitch to take out. I hope its just a timing-chain slipping issue which is common to Hyundai's.
Thankful that you did this. Ever since my fiance passed away I've been learning on the fly. This showed perfectly how to get at the sensor without a lot of extra work.
Thanks Dave. Never would have got it done without this video :)
Thank you for the video. Going from underneath much easier.
Thanks for posting, helped me change one after getting the PO335 code.
Thanks - there are VERY few 2010 2.4L Sonata-specific repair videos out there; much appreciated.
Thanks to your video I changed my CPS on 2010 Santa Fe 2.4L. Very similar but the center bolt on your exhaust manifold shield is an oxygen sensor on the Santa Fe. I did not remove the oxy sensor but instead enlarged the hole on the shield with a screwdriver and fit the shield over the sensor and out of the way. After that you lay on top of the valve cover and do everything with a drop light and a mirror. Take the connectors out of the mounts before undoing the metal retaining clip. I made a tracing of the clip on paper . Good thing because until I figured out to take the connectors out of the mounts, I lost that clip. I made one using the tracing and electrical taped over the CPS connector. Thanks - fantastic help from your video.
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Thanks for the video! Could not have done it without your help!
hello Dave just wanted to say thank you very much for your kind help. I am professional technician and your video helped me for a 2011 Hyundai Tucson sensor replacement I just wanted to extend my gratitude for the great video that you posted , thank you
Glad to help!!
Regan D I have a 09 sonota getting engine code that seds crank or cam sensor and car won't start now any clues pls help😣
Regan D, thanks for this video. It’s EXACTLY what I needed on how to find and replace this sensor. Changed it out with a new sensor and car is running like new. Thanks again
The sensor on my 09 was the same thanks for the video saved me big
It would have been nice to have actually shown replacing it but this is the best video out there since like you said, there's nothing out there on the 2009s-2010s. My car suffers from the classic news paper shop syndrome and my mechanic says it's either this or the timing chain. I think over the summer I'm going to replace this sensor and see what happens.
Thanks for this.
Thank you King
Hi there, can you tell me what the exact symptoms were that led you to replace the crankshaft position sensor?
My 2010 Sonata starts up fine, but then dies when shifted into reverse or drive. I am able to rev up the motor, then drop it into gear to go, but idling under load kills it.
Does this sound the same as your problem? Thanks
Hey I know I’m late but I’ve had this problem for a while now did you ever figure it out?
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Yeah, turns out the transmission was totally fried. Check the trans fluid dipstick. Is it dark like chocolate syrup? If yes that's a $3,000 repair.
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Hi question does it need to be reprogrammed when you replace it ?
Thank u sir just did a 09 kia optima 2.4 same engine 30 minutes and done
Thank you for the share. There are not many Hyundai Sonatas are Hyundai how to videos.
This looks like it may be what i need - would you have the part number for the part you replaced?
any idea how similar this would be for a Hyundai Genesis Coupe 2.0 Turbo? 2010, I'm having a hell of a time trying to find it even though I have a good idea of where to start
Is there 2 cam sensors on this car. Front and back😊
Thanks
🤜🏾thanx bro
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Morning can you plz tel me where is the cam sensor
Is it by the transmission? They just replaced my transmission and now all of a sudden my crank shift position sensor is failing
I have a 2012 Hyundai Sonata btw
Starting problem solved
I have a 2010 Tucson we looked 2 hrs for the crankshaft sensor gave up called 2 dealerships they would not tell where it was so I gotta figure it out myself they are hard to find
Look it on Google it show a diagram
@@otropedo6094 thanks I did find a diagram and I ran it up on my ramps got under the car found it quick and changed it out👍
I ended up switching a camshaft and a crankshaft position sensor on my 2013 tuscon still would not want to start.
I had both codes on cam and crank changed both without a mirror it was a bitch to take out.
I hope its just a timing-chain slipping issue which is common to Hyundai's.
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Thanks!!! Hyudaiz suck