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M35 Error Code P0335

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Flavel Apprentice

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hey all

so yesterday while I was driving the stagea doing low speed around a corner it shut off on me, then when I started it again the hicas light came on and also the engine light.

when I got home I checked the codes and it put out 0335 which I believe to be crankshaft position sensor a circuit malfunction. now when I start the car the hicas light is gone but after about 10mins the car will loose all power for a couple of seconds and the hicas light will come back on. im guessing that at low speed the car would just shutdown again.

ive done a little bit of research on this and a lot of you have had simular symptoms, but I haven't been able to find anything on this same code, has anyone had this same code and if so what was the drama??

also I have the little silver stickers on the strut tower that I believe means the cam sensors were replaced, does this also mean the crank sensor was replaced?

this week im going to put it over the pit and give the sensors a clean hopefully that will do it

I really want to get this sorted any help would be much appreciated

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scotty nm35 Grand Master

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You will need a new Crank sensor by the sounds of it. At least it's easy to change.

They can build up with metal filings etc, cleaning it would be smart, but I would keep the new sensor in the glovebox just in case.

Flavel Apprentice

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thanks for your help scotty, good to know its nothing major well fingers crossed anyway. you wouldn't happen to know if the part number for this is 23731-AL606?

also are you still making the dump and front pipes? its been a while since I asked about these cheers

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