02 Silverado Crank Sensor Specs/resistance

By Jim2002Z71
August 16, 2011 in 1999-2013 Silverado 1500 & Sierra 1500

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Jim2002Z71

Posted August 16, 2011

Truck has been stalling and not restarting after getting up to normal temps in 90+ degree temp stop and go traffic.

Got codes P0335, P0336...now tracing down wires for shorts/breaks and need voltage specs to sensor from PCM and resistance values of the Crank Position Sensor..

I found this info last night here in a TSB (I think it was) but can't seem to find the info via the search routine here...

I think the resistance was something like 4.95-5.09 on one leg and 17.0k-17.1K on the other...voltage to the sensor was actual system volts....can anyone confirm this ??

2002 Chevy Silverado LT/Z71 5.3 Gas.

Thanks All....

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