Changing a Crank Position Sensor in a 2006 Altima

I hope I included some info that will help you get the job done. Please suggest improvements in the comments. Thanks for watching!

[@Chio808]

the part where you point out the peep view of the bolt... Game changer! Thanks for pointing that out I was struggling not being able to see the bolt.

[@antg9088]

Thanks for the tip!

[@temporalteleporter2874]

Thank you, was able to get the bolt out

[@lenda6282]

Hello what was the solution to the catch being on the opposite end not letting you fit in the new sensor? I'm having the same issue and can't figure it out - Would appreciate your help!

[@brandontyler1754]

Can you not get to it from underneath? Seems it would be a lot easier

[@lp3172]

Is it normal for the sensor to have oil on it? Thx

[@macnative66]

What do you do if the wire doesn't click back in?

[@mr2_mike]

Then you didn't do it right.

[@user-gc8dc4vp3x]

Did you get a new sensor ? Since the connector on the opposite side?

[@santiagoaguirre8069]

Helo

[@squirrelcovers6340]

You miss identified the cam as the crank in the beginning. This is a useless video.

[@allen2389]

Foreall. So dumb

[@kmiller742000]

The crank and cam use the same sensor, duh he did not

[@thecarstoresalesandleasing4425]

Sorry about that. If you watch for another 8 seconds you'll notice I corrected myself. How about that, suddenly the video is no longer useless.