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Vehicle make/model = Olds Aurora
Year = 2001
Mileage = 121000
Engine size = 4.0
dash lights = Check Engine
codes = P0285 & P0410
work done prior = New (used) compute CPU and new mass air flow
work done to repair = none
tech = KK
question = Car is still stalling when stopped. Would like to know
where the Crankshaft position sensor is located and if its possible to
repair without much experience. I read some other threads for the
Cadillacs and people were saying it wasn't that difficult. Also, is this the
reason it's stalling. Any help would be appreciated!! Thanks again,
KK:
Code p0285 does not come up in my list of codes.
P0410 is a problem in the secondary injection system. ossibly a bad A.I.R.
pump and blown fuse, of one of the diverter valves.
A crank sensor can cause staling, but usuually hard starting. They are
located in the center front of the engine block as viewed from under the car.
They are a little tough to get to, even with a swivel socket. They are right
next to the oil filter and oil pressure sender.
Year = 2001
Mileage = 121000
Engine size = 4.0
dash lights = Check Engine
codes = P0285 & P0410
work done prior = New (used) compute CPU and new mass air flow
work done to repair = none
tech = KK
question = Car is still stalling when stopped. Would like to know
where the Crankshaft position sensor is located and if its possible to
repair without much experience. I read some other threads for the
Cadillacs and people were saying it wasn't that difficult. Also, is this the
reason it's stalling. Any help would be appreciated!! Thanks again,
KK:
Code p0285 does not come up in my list of codes.
P0410 is a problem in the secondary injection system. ossibly a bad A.I.R.
pump and blown fuse, of one of the diverter valves.
A crank sensor can cause staling, but usuually hard starting. They are
located in the center front of the engine block as viewed from under the car.
They are a little tough to get to, even with a swivel socket. They are right
next to the oil filter and oil pressure sender.
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