OEM Chrysler Crossfire Crankshaft Position Sensor

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Chrysler Crossfire Crankshaft Position Sensor tells the Chrysler powertrain control module the exact position and the exact rotational speed of the crankshaft. By means of continuous impulses, the Crankshaft Position Sensor makes the fuel injection and ignition timing of the Crossfire engine precise, allowing it to start easily and run properly. When a Crankshaft Position Sensor fails, this communication is compromised. The Chrysler unit, positioned near the main crank pulley, flywheel, camshaft or on the crankshaft itself, detects changes in tooth edges or magnetic fields caused by rotary crank motion and converts them into electrical signals. If the Crankshaft Position Sensor (CKP) fails, you may not be able to start your vehicle at all, or the engine can cut out while driving. It generally causes poor idling and misfires, plus the engine can hesitate when you accelerate, particularly when the engine is hot. Inductive, Hall-effect, magnetoresistive and optical designs all represent common sensor types. Inductive versions make their own voltage, Hall-effect and magnetoresistive sensor styles sense static magnetic fields, while optical sensors provide very accurate edge detection but are susceptible to fouling. Every Chrysler Crossfire application, no matter the type, relies on a properly sealed Crankshaft Position Sensor to resist heat, vibration, and corrosion, so the ignition and fuel delivery settings remain synchronized with the crankshaft's movement in the Crossfire powertrain.