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My 2000 NB Turbo just died cruising down the road. It won't crank. I vote for an electrical problem. I ran a diagnostic and came up with P0139, P1340, P0342, P0102, P0328. I believe the crankshaft (speed ) sensor or its wiring may be at fault and the other codes were a result of that failure.
I looked in my Haynes manual and I can't find the crank sensor connector to check it. It does not seem to be where the book shows it, between the secondary air pump and the engine oil dip stick.
In the past month, I have replaced the timing belt, water pump and serpentine belt. I changed the transmission fluid, engine coolant and redid the brakes all around. After each job, the car ran fine with no problems. I am assuming that this latest problem is not connected to any previous work. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Jack
I looked in my Haynes manual and I can't find the crank sensor connector to check it. It does not seem to be where the book shows it, between the secondary air pump and the engine oil dip stick.
In the past month, I have replaced the timing belt, water pump and serpentine belt. I changed the transmission fluid, engine coolant and redid the brakes all around. After each job, the car ran fine with no problems. I am assuming that this latest problem is not connected to any previous work. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Jack