[Oklahoma Wolf]

It's on the transmission bellhousing in the back. There are three wires and a connector on it. Best accessed from above by reaching down past the brake booster.

 

[Kenny Welden]

It's on the transmission bellhousing in the back. There are three wires and a connector on it. Best accessed from above by reaching down past the brake booster.

So is this it?(I unplugged this) It looks kinda melted, but the metal pieces on the inside look intact still. idk if that's the issue:

 

[fjb37]

That is the O2 sensor. Just my $0.02.

FredB

 

[Oklahoma Wolf]

That's the O2 sensor.

The red arrow in this pic points to the hole where the crank sensor goes. You're looking at a Chrysler 4 speed tranny from behind... the plastic bags are where the axles go.

 

[Kenny Welden]

Or perhaps it's this?

EDIT: I just seen the picture above me. Is their a way to get a diagram for the exact location. Like I said, I'm extremely new at this. And the pic above confused the heck outta me.

 

[Oklahoma Wolf]

Nope - see my last post.

 

[Oklahoma Wolf]

Not sure I can make it much clearer than this:

Red arrow is the crank sensor, blue arrow is the connector. The sensor is a round black cylinder held in with a 10mm bolt. The connector is a round black 3 pin connector.

It's way down there under the brake master cylinder, bolted to the transmission.

 

[B10alia]

What's wrong with the car?

 

[valiant67]

He has no spark. That came from a seperate topic.

 

[Kenny Welden]

Not sure I can make it much clearer than this:

Red arrow is the crank sensor, blue arrow is the connector. The sensor is a round black cylinder held in with a 10mm bolt. The connector is a round black 3 pin connector.

It's way down there under the brake master cylinder, bolted to the transmission.

Thank you, that's something I can understand.

 

[Kenny Welden]

Not sure I can make it much clearer than this:

Red arrow is the crank sensor, blue arrow is the connector. The sensor is a round black cylinder held in with a 10mm bolt. The connector is a round black 3 pin connector.

It's way down there under the brake master cylinder, bolted to the transmission.

Thanks man, I finally got it out. I found it and I seen a birds nest of wires and duct tape was on the wires holding them together. Wow, the guy that sold me the car knows less than I do. I know not to use Duct Tape and instead use electrical tape.

 

[Oklahoma Wolf]

Electrical tape doesn't work so well either under the hood - best way to repair wiring is with a soldering iron, heatshrink tubing, and a hot air gun to shrink said tubing. Of course, it's hard to work with an iron in tight places like that, too.