Use a good scan tool to identify the actual problem before throwing parts at it.The scan tool should give you direction to the fix.
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Your camshaft and crankshaft pulleys have to be properly aligned upon installation of the timing belt. The cogs on the belt, should fit precisely with the teeth of the pulleys. Your # 1 engine cylinder should be moved to "Top Dead Center" before installing the belt. This means no compression once the top of the piston cylinder reaches the top of the chamber.
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SOURCE: o2 scensor for 03 impala
Yes, they are a very easy fix. The only "heads up" would be to make sure you soak the threads very, very well before removing. Since the exhaust goes through extreme heat/cool cycles, the can sometimes be a bugger to get out. If you use a product like PB Blaster and thoroughly soak the threads a few times (or squirt it a few times an hour apart before going to bed, then do it again when you get up), it should make it easier.
Basically it just screws in. There is a built in hex on the end that you can put a wench on to unscrew it. The wire harness/connector (4 wire for your car) is just a standard female plug. Unplug the wire connector, unscrew the old sensor, screw in the new one & plug the connector back together. If your check engine light is on, you'll need to clear the code afterwards. Any auto parts store (O'Reilly, NAPA, etc.) can do this for free. Hope this helps!
Here's a pic of your O2 sensor:
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To replace your crankshaft position sensor, jack the car up and go near the water pump at the front of the car, and remove components that block access to the sensor. This may include removing parts like the water pump which could be in the way. Once accessible, remove the two bolts holding the sensor into place, remove the wires that send the data, and place in the new part.
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I have a problem with the mazda etude 160ise, the crank shaft sensor was damages and replaced it ad now the car cant tart. Note that the timing was afected in that the two sealings were replaced. Could one please provide information as to how I can get in timing and get it going again.
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Lambda sensors, they measure your fuel air ratio being burnt by the engine and addapt the management system accordingly. You will have to put them both back or the check engine light will stay on.
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