Crankshaft Sensor?

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Asked by OyVey Jun 17, 2013 at 07:27 PM about the 2004 Hyundai Sonata

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My mechanic wants to charge me $945 to replace the crankshaft sensor in my 2004
Hyundai Sonata. This seems like way to much to me. The part is $55.99 at Autozone,
and others have told me it is an easy job. Anyone have any experience with this?

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your mechanic does not want the job.You want him to do it you pay his price. Look around lower prices available for a heck of a job.

It's not that bad...just need some experience with takin' stuff apart----and still bein' able to put it together again~ most wrenchers can keep the bolts in their pocket and not lose them~

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what's it like one bolt and one electrical connection? can do that with one hand behind my back while chompin' down a charleston chew...this one should be gratis by your kind automotive repair guy~

okay, I'm wrong two bolts and route the wire to the connector....lordy, that'd take all my SNACK time up~http://www.partsgeek.com/gbproducts/WC/171-01173792.html? utm_source=google&utm_medium=ff&utm_content=YN&utm_campaign=P artsGeek+Google+Base&utm_term=1999- 2005+Hyundai+Sonata+Crank+Position+Sensor+Standard+Motor+Produ cts+99- 05+Hyundai+Crank+Position+Sensor+2003&gclid=CNCc8oulx7sCFY47M godn2IAiA

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invest in a 10mm ratchet...and do it yourself...might get your hands dirty...and you can find the end of the connector easy enough...just look at the old one...you'll have to squeeze the connector to release it~ good luck....you can do this~

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how do I replace the crankshaft sensor on my 2002 Hyundai santa fe

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If its the 4 cyl then 945.00 is a bargain esp if he is gonna replace the waterpump, the 3 roller bearings, the belt tensioner, oil pump pulley, seals lower and main timing belt too!. This job is an expert level job and will take 8 hours or more for first timer. Then you hope u didn't screw up the timing and blow your engine.

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I have a 04 Hyundai Sonata that needed a crank position sensor changed. I went online to rockauto.com bought the part for dirt cheap brought the car and the part to my mechanic he put the part in it cost me $91 and took all of maybe 45 minutes.

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Sensor located front side of motor next to oil filter. Slide up underneath remove starter and sheild to gain access. remove 10 mm bolt on sensor and gently pry out (Easy as hell) reverse process to complete installation

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I think that's too much mines in the shop right now crank sensor 301 before taxes that's too much because the parts only 59 99

He might be wary of the fact that these sensors (on some models) are heat sensitive and quit functioning properly quite frequently. That possibly being the case maybe he's just billing you for all the future visits to cover his guarantee. Mine screws up every time I stop at a stop sign with the air on. After the first time, it just gets worse and worse.

Mines at pep boys right now. They charged me 110 just to put it on the thingy. Lol I forgot the name of it. After he said another 640 bucks I'm shocked. My son says he can fix it himself. What s hould i do? I'm gonna have to pay for the part when it comes in.

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