Changing Crankshaft Sensor on 2006-2012 Nissan Sentra MR20DE 2.0 Engine P0335

A simple job, but you do need to get under the car
This is one potential cause of a no start or long crank to start condition
I recommend buying the Nissan one if you don't have a preferred aftermarket brand: Nissan part: 23731T
Time: ~15 minutes or less (longer if you don't have everything ready)
Tools:
8mm 1/4" drive socket I prefer deep for the added extension
10mm 1/4" drive socket
short extension 3/8" or 1/4"
3/8" drive ratchet A 3/8" gives a bit more leverage
3/8" to 1/4" drive adapter
jack & jack stand
or
ramp
Your phone's camera or an inspection mirror are helpful for seeing where you can't see
An ODB2 reader to clear the check engine light, if needed

[@neilrampersad2911]

Need to know how to get the wires in order... my connector broken

[@volodymyrgudimov9752]

thank you good job

[@elvistorres9669]

99poopoopp

[@kendryrodriguez7956]

Saludo, necesito saber cómo van los colores de conector

[@fsystemexe7882]

Do I need to unplug the battery first?

[@garagecleanout4960]

You should anytime you'll be under a car just in case someone decides to start it up. even as a prank. I didn't when I did this one.

[@Vetkiller]

Definitely not a 15. I did it on mine and it took 2 hours cause it’s such a tight spot

[@garagecleanout4960]

Using the tools I called out it isn't a 2 hour job. Using a wrench of if your have numb fingers or bear paw hands it might be. You do need to do most of it by feel (or with mirrors). I looked at the time stamps from when I filmed it: 12 minutes 27 seconds from start of filming until the last clip I filmed I ended, and that is with moving the camera and a couple retakes.