YOUR RESEARCHCrankshaft position sensor. Replacement
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Hi my 2005 3.2 S 987 has thrown up a fault code P335 which indicates the CPS Symptoms are stalling after starting from cold, difficult to start when warm sometimes it won't start at all Anyway...... Can somebody show me the location of the sensor? Thanks in advance Neil
you need to take the heat shield off covering the spark plugs. If memory serves me right it's the plastic sensor closest to the rear of the car. Very easy to remove if you know how to do plugs. I assume it's throwing the code on bank 1 or 2. Swap out sensors to other bank and confirm the code moves and to make sure you have the right sensor. There are multiple sensors that deal with CAM deviation. I had a post about my issue not to long ago on here. Turned out mine wasn't the easy sensor to reach, of course! Andrew
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