kevin2001

Hi all, today I just changed the crankshaft position sensor in my 2001 Civic because the old one went bad for some reason. When I first found the code it was P0335. Now to skip ahead that now I just replaced the sensor and put everything back together. Now the moment of truth that I start the car up and the engine stalls but I start it up again and it will run normal, It takes a couple of cranks for it to start. But just after I start and it wants to stall but then the engine continues running normally if you give it some gas. but now the code P0336 shows. When the old sensor was plugged in it would immediately stall out and never run. Plus I took it out for a test and the engine's rev limiter kicked in at around 3600 RPM. what could this be guys? I just replaced the sensor and still the problem goes on!

Kevin

mikey1

did you check the timing marks while you had it all apart?

is the timing correct?

ezone

P0336 is CKP intermittent.

Take the connector off and look at the harness terminals. Is there any corrosion? Greenies? Corroded terminals in the old sensor?

kevin2001

Hey guys sorry for the late update, No the terminals are all clean and the other day I tested the voltage of what the connector puts out and found out its putting out the correct voltage. Would you guys think is safe to drive with the "odd bucking"? I already did adjusted the timing and its still doing it! but will it be safe to drive even with the rev limiter kicking in at about 3500 RPMS?

ezone

Reread the OP.

OEM sensor?

Wire terminals: each has good tension when a male terminal is inserted?

Andrew Kieffer

Im having the same issue, new sensor and ran a wire from the ecu plug A wire7 to the blue wire right before the crank sensor now its code p0336 not p0335 any ideas?

Slumpertcivic

First step usually would be to get a sensor from Honda, then use 1/4 can MAF / electrical contact cleaner on the sensor and the connector.

Inspect the “teeth” on the sprocket to make sure none snapped off.

Jude Baca

bump on the this thread, very helpful, wanted to add that for me the gasket for the timing belt cover appeared to be cause an interferance with the sensor to cause the code p0336 to throw and act like it hit the rev limiter at about 3500