I have a 2006 300C 5.7L, and want to know if I can replace the CPS fairly easy or will I have to take it to a shop. I was quoted $630 for parts & labor... Money is tight right now, so if I can replace it myself I need to! Where is it located, and what will I have to do? Thanks in advance guys.....
2. Remove the 3 bolts (15mm socket) that hold the starter in.
3. Move starter to the side. You do not need to remove it, it will sit to the side.
4. Locate sensor, you will have to unplug before removing the sensor, to get the sensor unplugged you will have to rest the starter against your hand to have enough wire to get the sensor unplugged. The plug is the same as the one on the coil packs so you might want to check out how they operate before you try to unplug the crankshaft sensor. Use a 10mm socket to remove the bolt.
5. Apply dielectric grease to the plug, apply a small amount of grease to the o-ring and reinsert the sensor in the block, reconnect the plug, and tighten the bolt for the sensor.
6. Replace starter and tighten the three bolts. Remember to include the bracket on the top bolt that holds the wires in place.
7. Reconnect battery
dont ask questions....I stole this, so I havent done it myself!
2. Remove the 3 bolts (15mm socket) that hold the starter in.
3. Move starter to the side. You do not need to remove it, it will sit to the side.
4. Locate sensor, you will have to unplug before removing the sensor, to get the sensor unplugged you will have to rest the starter against your hand to have enough wire to get the sensor unplugged. The plug is the same as the one on the coil packs so you might want to check out how they operate before you try to unplug the crankshaft sensor. Use a 10mm socket to remove the bolt.
5. Apply dielectric grease to the plug, apply a small amount of grease to the o-ring and reinsert the sensor in the block, reconnect the plug, and tighten the bolt for the sensor.
6. Replace starter and tighten the three bolts. Remember to include the bracket on the top bolt that holds the wires in place.
7. Reconnect battery
dont ask questions....I stole this, so I havent done it myself!
Not asking you the question but the forum in general - I have removed the starter and see the sensor - how does one disconnect the wire plug? The write up says something about it is the same as a coil pack - I see the 2 little red tabs - hard to get a hand on them.
the 'two red tabs' will actually a single slide-in blade that locks the plug in place, (if all the other electric sockets on the car are to be believed). If you feel one end it'll be completely flat. The other end will have a raised edge to get a thumbnail or small flat screwdriver onto...slide it out from that end. Usually you'll only have to move it untill the other end disappears into the black 'tunnel'. That'll let you pull the plug off the sensor
The red tab slides backwards in the direction of the harness, away from the plug end. A small flat bladed screw driver pressed against the end of the tab where it sticks out at the harness end of the plug usually does the trick.
Ya I took a quick peak 5 min ago and I saw it. But I thought I can reach it and replace it from top but don't think i can , gotta do it from the underneath.
Although I'm almost sure that wont the fix the issue about the P0016 code.