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maglisn
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Dec 14, 2013, 2:50 PM
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98 K3500 won:t fire
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98 K3500 Chevrolet, 7.4L. installed rebuilt 7.4L, can"t get spark at plugs. Checked all grounds, have power to coil. Scan tool shows trouble code p0336.
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Dec 14, 2013, 3:05 PM
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That's a crank sensor code. You likely don't have any injector pulse either. You'll have to troubleshoot the crank sensor circuit to determine what the problem is. Make sure you didn't bend the pins over in the plug when you plugged it in.
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maglisn
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Dec 14, 2013, 3:22 PM
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crank sensor has power to the pink wire, Trying to find out what the values of the other 2 wires. The pins are good.
(This post was edited by maglisn on Dec 14, 2013, 3:32 PM)
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That really doesn't tell you a whole lot. The correct way to do this is with a lab scope. You need to determine the integrity of the other 2 wires back to the PCM and be able to read the signal where they connect to the PCM.
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Dec 14, 2013, 5:33 PM
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Pink is 12 volts with key on
Purple is sensor ground and will have less than 0.1 volts with key on while back probing connector.
Yellow is sensor signal and should have 0-12 volts while back probing the connector and cranking the engine. If your using a volt meter the voltage is going to be averaged out depending on cranking speed. You can also turn the crank by hand to see the true 0 and 12 volt signal on a volt meter. HT is correct that an o scope is the best tool for viewing hall effect sensor signals.
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DanD
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Dec 15, 2013, 10:24 AM
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Just a thought here; but was the crank sensor reluctor ring installed when the timing cover went on?
It has happened to me when the machine shop missed it when they did a rebuild on a 4.3lt. Cost them a second timing cover and a whole bunch of labour to diagnose and then install the reluctor ring. LOL
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Dec 15, 2013, 3:52 PM
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Found the problem, Crank sensor air gap was too wide. Thanks for all the help.
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DanD
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Dec 16, 2013, 4:58 AM
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What the reluctor on the work bench to wide an air gap???
Just joking; glad you found the problem.
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