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Where do you find the Crank sensor A for 1998 Pontiac Transport?
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∙ 14y ago
Its located under rear manifold remove coils and bracket reach just behind manifold 10mm socket needed
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the cam sensor is under the power steering pump .So It is bolted directly to the crankcase.
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Where is the crankshaft sensor located on a 1998 Pontiac Transport?
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What causes a 1998 Pontiac transport to run hot and engine shuts down?
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No
What engine is in the 1998 Pontiac transport?
3400 v6
How do you change the oxygen sensor in 1998 Pontiac transport?
you will need a special 02 socket for the one in the manifold and you can use a 7/8 wrench on the one after the converter.
What is the proper tire size for a 1998 Pontiac transport?
The proper tire size for a 1998 Pontiac Transport is P205/70R15. This info is on a sticker placed on the driver's door jam.
Where is the ecm located on the 1998 Pontiac transport with the 3.4 v6?
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