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ejp2fast 12-02-2007 02:54 PM

CKP sensor bad (P0335), what is the resistance?
 
I have a 2001 Civic coupe EX and I have a check engine light that indicates a CKP sensor. Does anybody know the resistance of the 3 pin sensor and what the values should read? I think the Mitchell manuals at the library would have it, but can't go till tomorrow or the next day. Please help!!
Thanks in advance,
ejp2fast

RonJ 12-02-2007 03:20 PM

RE: CKP sensor bad (P0335), what is the resistance?
 
The pictures here and in the next post tell you how to troubleshoot the CKP sensor. The necessary multimeter measurements, however, are for voltage or continuity rather than resistance.

[IMG]local://upfiles/25538/B1EEF2552C844590B07CF521BAC79812.jpg[/IMG]

RonJ 12-02-2007 03:21 PM

RE: CKP sensor bad (P0335), what is the resistance?
 
Last picture...

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deserthonda 12-03-2007 01:06 PM

RE: CKP sensor bad (P0335), what is the resistance?
 
no need to chk resistance,, if you do these tests it will tell you what's wrong

ejp2fast 12-04-2007 11:19 AM

RE: CKP sensor bad (P0335), what is the resistance?
 
Thanks for those pictures! Ends up my voltages were fine and the sensor is bad. Will pick up the new one today. Thanks a bunch!
ejp2fast

RonJ 12-04-2007 11:52 AM

RE: CKP sensor bad (P0335), what is the resistance?
 
Just curious. If the voltages were fine, then how did you know that the sensor was bad?

LSUfan71 03-23-2013 07:28 AM


Originally Posted by RonJ (Post 497711)
The pictures here and in the next post tell you how to troubleshoot the CKP sensor. The necessary multimeter measurements, however, are for voltage or continuity rather than resistance.

[IMG]local://upfiles/25538/B1EEF2552C844590B07CF521BAC79812.jpg[/IMG]

Looks like the link isn't working. Can you repost these?

mk378 03-23-2013 07:45 AM

A 2001 model is considerably different from your 2000. (2001 and later have no distributor) Don't use 2001 instructions.

LSUfan71 03-23-2013 08:15 AM


Originally Posted by mk378 (Post 786095)
A 2001 model is considerably different from your 2000. (2001 and later have no distributor) Don't use 2001 instructions.

Ok. I just downloaded the manual so I have the values now, I hope.


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