Autozone tests sensors for free. Also, check the cam magnet and make sure it's not damaged. added.. CAM sensor is pretty easy to replace; it's just under the water pump pulley. I replaced that myself. CRankshaft sensor will also trigger code 17 and 18 (same as CAM sensor), which the book says is CAM sensor; there is no CRANK sensor code. I had that happen on my 92 PA ultra, and it would stall consistently on the same stretch of road after 45 minutes. Since replacing the CAM sensor didn't fix it, I had the garage replace the CRANK sensor after it died completely. Works fine now. Crank sensor is not as easy; they will have to remove the main drive pulley on the end of the crankshaft to get to it.
no,not really
If your engine knocks than that can be a really bad thing, have you recently ran your truck without oil?
Not really. Without oil, the engine will soon have metal rubbing on metal, which will cause parts to go hot and seize. And that means engine destruction and expensive repairs.
It passably the Alternator, or the spark plugs. No way to really tell, but that's the common reasons why.
It's really, really close. The Hotel Pennsylvania is located at 7th Avenue and 33rd Street. Five blocks straight Uptown, which is about a quarter of a mile. The exact address is 401 7th Avenue.
you cant cheat anymore really without a cheat engine sorry but if you do have a cheat engine its still quite hard but there is some how to's on youtube
Depends which engine you have. There are a few ways to do it without the special tool. But it involves really knowing how to time an engine. Best way is to buy the tool.
The .21 engine goes about 45-50mph. I dont really know much about the .28 engine but im guessing it could go around 70-80mph.
If it has a supercharger then yes. If it doesnt have one then no. If you dont like the supercharged engine you have 2 choices, swap the ENTIRE engine and wiring harness out for a non supercharged one, or buy a new car. Just removing the supercharger and putting on a regular intake will create a poorly running engine. Ck my response to "do you really need a super charger in a 92 park avenue"
No, not really. An engine will run without an exhaust (but you may get arrested). The exhaust simply directs waste gasses and quietens the noise. It plays no part in the running of the engine, but can reduce the performance if it causes on obstruction to the gasses.
Every day. Have you ever seen one without a line of cars around it?
Depends on the engine, really.