Crank sensor problems

Originally Posted by bsteward ... we can leave unplugged or turn it and the car will start and run immediately. BUT its in limp mode. ... BTW... we already replaced

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Originally Posted by bsteward

... we can leave unplugged or turn it and the car will start and run immediately. BUT its in limp mode. ...
BTW... we already replaced both of the cam position sensors AND the Crank position sensor with new Nissan parts with the SAME problem after replacing sensors. Even Removed the clutch and reinstalled looking for a Crank sensor / Flywheel pickup issue.. NONE found.

Assuming the sensor is installed properly and "seeing" the crank target, then it's either wiring or the ECM. You may be able to tap into the ECM, via CAN, and see if it is getting the signal.

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