How To Replace The Crankshaft Sensor 2002-2006 Nissan Altima 2.5 Liter

PO335 or PO725. The crankshaft sensor is in a really tight spot but with my help anyone will be able to get it done!
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[@jeremiah-om7zl]

I only watched half this video. I just changed this sensor for a customer of mine, and without an electric/ air ratchet this job is fun fun😊I have never changed on a crank sensor on a altima until today. I didn't know where to even start to look for it and watched half your video to know where it was. Thanks, just isn't enough ❤😊😊

[@jimthecarguy]

Glad it helped

[@kodieh3604]

Awkward angles but eh “I get it now” and have a fighting chance to fix my car thanks man

[@stever1053]

Have just this minute finished replacing crankshaft sensor could not get the old one out and after breaking it I took off the starter motor and leaving it connected pushed it out of the way and then it was plain sailing, of course disconnected the battery first. Thanks for posting this video.

[@JamesDvorak]

Hi Jim. My son drives an '05 Altima, but it has a LOT of miles on it. I've spent a lot of time under the hood of that car, but it has not yet needed a crankshaft sensor. Now that I jinxed it by saying that, it's a good thing you made this video! Now I have some idea of how to repair it. Cheers!

[@dubghost1829]

Did that fix it ?

[@Mastah_Senpai]

Ive done everything on my altima including changing fuel pump before learning that crank sensor is what needed to be done all along

[@Vip_gooxoog]

Thank you

[@TheDisgruntledMechanic]

Great video as always Jim!

[@jimthecarguy]

Thanks for watching

[@raystargazer]

Excellent! Thanks!

[@lur3950]

Thank you!

[@jimthecarguy]

You're welcome!

[@user-gc8dc4vp3x]

What did you do since the sensor connector ears on the wrong side?

[@wtbm123]

Cool

[@edgarmaldonado2280]

Hi, Jim. You're videos are great and I'm a big fan, but please try to get a better recorder with better quality. Your videos most of the time seem dark and with low quality, which takes away the groove of wanting to watch the videos.

[@jamalnasah1625]

THANK YOU