Crank Position Sensor replacement P0335 (Nissan 350Z & Infiniti G35) | AnthonyJ350
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- Опубліковано 7 жов 2024
- If your Nissan 350Z or Infiniti G35 won't start, randomly the engine shuts off and/ or you have the engine code P0335 it might be a good idea to replace the crankshaft position sensor.
In this video we show you the location and procedure to changing out the part.
Hitachi Part #: CPS0006
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Crank Position Sensor replacement P0335 (Nissan 350Z & Infiniti G35) | AnthonyJ350
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Bro you made this tutorial so good it took longer jacking up my car with a scissor jack than replacing the sensor itself 🤣🤣
I'm glad to hear the video helped you 🙂
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I just want to say thank you.
I bought sensor for $30 and changeover took less than 30 minutes, cars like new.
You saved me a truck load of cash....where do I send the beers? 😎
Glad the video helped you! If you want to help, help spread the word and we can push to 100K subscribers!
Thanks man perfect for the job I’m doing right now otherwise I was gonna have to take her to the shop but you got me right
Glad to hear the video helped!
hey you' still have your z, alright! you really took good care of it.
Yup still have it, it's been driving good
Just got my first Z and it stalls when it gets warm and you try to start it again and sometimes at red lights when pushing the clutch needed to replace it and thanks for telling me how man!
You're welcome 🙂
Hey man my 06 350z is having this problem at the moment only thing I didn’t get from the video is how to do the ecu reset you talked about at the end ? Very helpful video !
This video should help ua-cam.com/video/5tQm28K32SQ/v-deo.htmlsi=S5DUxDWrF-Y2v3rJ
appreciate it !
@@joelchavez9985 You're welcome!
Yes always go OEM or find the OEM's manufacturer.
Thanks for watching!
Will definitely give it a try my next oil change. Is the crank sensor on the transmission?
It's on the bell housing
No
Super info as always now I know how to do it I need too thanks Ron uk 🇬🇧🇨🇦🇨🇦🇬🇧👍
Thanks for watching!
Anthony i always seem to find interesting and helpful videos for my 08 G35 on your channel!! Thank you again. !! Your friend Larry C
Thanks again for watching!
lucky u got the hr
My 04 350Z takes like 10 secs to finally turn over. Thinking this is the culprit. I dont have any codes at the moment but was told this is one of the most common issues.
Definitely change this and the camshaft position sensors with the Hitachi brand.
Very good video like always...Did you try cleaning the connector prior to replacing the sensor? Corrosion on the pins/connector can give you a false fail for sensor.
Car ran perfectly fine, I just wanted a new sensor in there.
Do you reccomend changing the other 2 position sensors too? (CSPS) While doing the crankshaft position sensor?
I would, just get them all out the way and do an ECU relearn. I have videos for all of it.
Thank you for this video! I remember having my g35 stall when driving it was a sensor but it was on top of my engine. Now I’m have a starting problem and got code PO335 which appears to be a crankshaft sensor. I heard you mention the other one. So there are two and this one would be under the engine?
Thanks for watching! Just one sensor that's shown in the video. Camshaft has multiple sensors.
Got it thank you!
the one on top is a camshaft position sensor should have like a 45 degree angle and then the straight shooter at the bottom is a crankshaft position sensor
I have a 07 infiniti g35 sedan was it hard to get to the crank position sensor under the vehicle 🤔
Cool. Thanks man!
You're welcome!
I replaced the crankshaft sensor but I’m still not getting ignition. Could it be the camshaft sensors causing the issue ?
The dash lights are on? Does the fuel pump prime? Does it crank?
The issue is a long crank with no turnover. The dash lights are on also. So far my diagnosis:the fuel pump primes and squirts fuel (checked). Air intake and valve are working fine.
Battery is in good condition.
Just not getting spark.
I’ve only replaced the sensor underneath so far.
@@Jaydos1470 Check all the fuses with a multimeter. Do a continuity check
@@Jaydos1470I’m having pretty much the same issue. Gonna check the crankshaft position sensor and replace it. Hopefully that fixes it or else I’ll have to change the camshaft sensors. Did you get it fixed?
@@aleon117 hey man, I DID get it fixed. It was the camshaft position sensors on both sides of the engine. Honestly I should have done it from the start but it’s best to replace them all at the same time not just one of them. As they all need to work in consecutive order to send the okay to ignite the engine.
The camshaft ones are pain to reach (my hands are huge too so they barely fit) but if you watch a UA-cam video on them you can see where they are and get a feel for where the plug is that you need to pull out.
if i do the break pedal and the lights and horn do i still have to leave it overnight. if i dont leave it overnight i just have to do the ecu reset right?
Correct, if you want to speed it up, just do the ECU reset.
Would a big exhaust leak right after the y pipe cause an issue with the crankshaft sensor? My car cranks but engine wont turn on. Fuel pump seems to be working I can smell fuel burning. Checked the fuses and relays they are working. Gonna check the camshaft sensors and crankshaft position sensor hopefully it’s the crank shaft sensor.
I don't think so. If you replace the sensor go O.E.
@@AnthonyJ350 just ordered the hitachi crankshaft sensor since when i cleaned my old one my engine started right up.
My G takes a while to crank over sometimes gassing it helps, I even have the VDC off and slip light on, people are saying to change out the cam/crankshaft sensor, you think so too? I’m waiting for the parts to come in as we speak
Honestly it's worth changing them regardless. Been getting a lot of feedback of them failing. If bad enough it can leave you stranded.
Make sure to perform the ECU reset after
ua-cam.com/video/5tQm28K32SQ/v-deo.html
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I’m not seeing it mentioned on any other video but I’m assuming you have to drain the oil
You don't need to
Hi....i looked at this but I found it on the driver side underneath the engine. Thank you
I'm pretty sure the one in the video is on the driver's side as well. Thanks for watching!
Thnx
Thanks for watching!
Really interested in that digital gauge, any info on it?
It's a Greddy Infometer Touch, here's the video we on it ua-cam.com/video/l9zGcAY3MQA/v-deo.html
is it the same for the vq35hr engine? and very well made video!
I'm actually not sure to be honest, I haven't worked on am HR engine. You'll have to get a service manual to confirm
Does unplugging your battery reset your ecu?
If unplugged for long enough it can.
Is this applicable to A/T as well?
Probably
My Z starting to take a while to turn on it cranks for like 5-10 seconds then turns on! You think this might be my issue?
Could be, I would also change the camshaft position sensors. How old is the battery?
Where’s the video on reprogramming the ECU ?
Here's the ECU reset video ua-cam.com/video/5tQm28K32SQ/v-deo.html
I’ve switched it out about 4 times with hitachi sensors on my 2005 g35 and it still keeps starting in the second try, P0355 is the only code that pops up in my car what should I do ?
Try upgrading all the electrical grounds
So I have a light for crankshaft, I’ve replaced three diff times and am not sure what to do. Made sure everything was plugged
Did you use the Hitachi brand, and did you do the ECO reset after? Is the plug or wiring itself damaged?
@@AnthonyJ350 yes I’ve used hitachi brand twice and wires look fine, I’ve reset ecu
After crank position sensor car still taking a bit of turning over to start what could it be still throwing same code p0335
Battery is in good condition and all the grounds are good?
Should it be oem?
Preferably Hitachi.
Is electric grease necessary? Whats the purpose?
It's not necessary. The purpose is to help ensure corrosion doesn't occur inside of the connection.
Hello, I have a malfunction in my Nissan z350, and no one has been able to fix it. The car does not exceed 2RBM. I want to send you a video of the car problem. How much is that possible, please?

Is there a check engine light?
I need help alot i replaced my camshaft position sensors on the left and right bank and its still throwing a p0345 code do you think its the crank shaft
Did you use Hitachi?
A shop changed mine but they used a aftermarket one. And now if it’s plugged in it stalls. Should I get a oem one?
Try this first ua-cam.com/video/5tQm28K32SQ/v-deo.html
Would Crc qd electric cleaner work to clean the connector and is it safe to spray inside the connector
You can, just make sure you dry it out before plugging it back in. You can put dielectric grease in the plug after you're done cleaning it.
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Thanks for watching!
I have an 08 350z is it in the same position for some reason I dont see it lol maybe I'm blind
It might be different, they're setup different on the bell housing.
This possible to throw a po300 code as well?
Maybe, was the car recently worked on? If that sensor is old it's a good idea to just change it as people have been messaging me a lot of failures given the vehicle's age.
Is this still good for a 04 350z?
Yes it should be.
Question. My z been having non stop moving idle no engine check light what can it be
Might need an idle relearn. Did you change anything on the car? Possible small vacuum leak on the engine.
Here's the ECU reset procedure ua-cam.com/video/5tQm28K32SQ/v-deo.html
Is it different for the hr?
Crankshaft might be the same but I wouldn't be surprised if the camshaft set is different.
so i replaced my crankshaft sensor on my g35 coupe , but it tends to pop back up the code maybe a week or 2 later , and i replaced it a the oem do you have any answered
Did you replace the camshaft sensors as well?
This different for autos?
Should be the same.
can you help me man. idk if its related but when I accelerate slow, my Z has been stalling. like if I'm going 1mph it'll stall but then if I give it more gas before it stalls out its fine. no code either
Have the cam position and crank position sensors been changed out with Hitachi replacements?
@@AnthonyJ350 I'm going to now, just wasn't sure since there's no code at all. Thanks tho
@@AnthonyJ350 my car has 140k, is that about the time they start tweakin?
@@BaybeeofJBD did you fix it?
@@franciscoreyes771 waiting for parts to come in my man
What site did u get the Japanese sensor from?
I bought it locally, but RockAuto has it I believe.
@@AnthonyJ350 Thank you for responding! When you say local, you mean a common auto parts store like Advanced Auto or Autozone?
@@jabez8668 I purchased from a distributor that mainly sells to professional shops. I have a few contacts.
Is this part fit the HR also?
HR would have one. Verify the part number though.
@@AnthonyJ350 does the HR have 1 or 3 sensors?
@@michaelgomez4994 That I don't know. I haven't studied the HR engine too much as far as those details go.
I replaced my camshaft sensor but still have the same problem I think is a fuse you know ware the fuse is located for the camshaft sensor
What's the problem?
@@AnthonyJ350 i replaced the camshaft sensor but still the same problem im getting the same code
@@luiscruzcedeno8642 What's the code? You used Hitachi brand and did an ECU reset?
The code is camshaft position sensor bank 2 I replaced it reset the code but it came back
@@luiscruzcedeno8642 Check the wiring on that sensor
What will happen if you don't do the reset?
Time stands still.
It might not read things properly because it's looking for the old sensor
That part number you got in the description is for the camshaft sensors and not the crankshaft
That's the part I got from the parts store and installed. Would it really be different? It's a sensor that watches a metal part spin.
AnthonyJ350 yea they both do different things
@@n54dan Weird, my car runs great though.
AnthonyJ350 yea bro idk
@@n54dan What's fundamentally different besides the label of the parts?
You have to drain oil
No, this sensor reads the flywheel.
Have a 08 350z what is value 82000 2nd owner
Not sure
Is there only one crankshaft sensor?
Correct, only 1
@@AnthonyJ350 thanks boss just replaced it. Check engine light still on. Haven't done the camshaft sensors yet. Hopefully once there done the light turns off
@@admiralgoodboy Make sure to also perform the ECU reset procedure ua-cam.com/video/5tQm28K32SQ/v-deo.html
@@AnthonyJ350 the light is still on must be camshaft? Performed procedure made no difference ill have to get me one of them scan tools
Its driving no problem
No encuentro el sensor de levas de mi z es motor hr 2008 alguien me podría ayudar
HR engine is a different setup than the DE. I would get a service manual for the vehicle or check with the dealership.
Be careful when you say the repair is for the Nissan AND the infinity because i have have a 2008 g-35 journey and nothing from the Nissan lols like the infinity I had; neither the protective plate, the cross bars, nor the crankshaft position sensor resemble anything in the video.
You have the HR engine, this is a DE RevUp.
My 350z was on drive Ac on in drive through and car all of sudden dies.
Might need to change out the crank position sensor and camshaft sensors. Did it throw any codes?
AnthonyJ350 no codes
I was getting food in drive thru . And car died . And then it turned on
@@autoperformance503 Make sure your battery terminals are clean and tight. If that's good you can also check the IPDM and fuel pump relay. Then I would change the sensors. Camshaft and crank position sensors are notorious it seems as the cars are getting to this age. I would replace them with Hitachi versions regardless.
AnthonyJ350 is it hard to change the sensors ?
Do you have to do any thing after? Like a reset
It's a good idea to do a reset. Here's the video ua-cam.com/video/5tQm28K32SQ/v-deo.html
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Hope the video helped you!
Does this work for a 370z as well?
I'm sure it's similar but I can't confirm because I never did the job on a 370Z