RICKY13 Posted December 31, 2023 Posted December 31, 2023 Hello, new guy here. I'm sure this has been covered several times. I tired to find some threads on it, so sorry if this is a repeat question. 2003 Chevy Silverado, cranks but will not start. P0335 code for crank sensor stored. replaced crank sensor and still no start. Found diagnostic flow chart on Alldata. performed diagnosis. removed crank sensor and tested for voltage at all 3 wires. found low voltage 3.1volts at connector. Diag flow chart says it should be at battery voltage at the Reference high signal wire. Removed PCM and Tested for power at wire and had the same voltage 3.1 volts. tested all fuses and relays all check out ok at this time. Replaced PCM with a reman unit and still have the same voltage. at PCM and crank sensor connector. I am not getting any spark signal or injector pulse. I did test all power wires coming into the PCM all checked out ok. I also checked all Grounds at the PCM, they all showed good continuity and low resistance. I have not visually checked all the grounds yet. Anyone have an issue like this or point me in the right direction, would be greatly appreciated.
richard wysong Posted January 1, 2024 Posted January 1, 2024 check the wiring to the crank sensor, it may be shorted out somewhere
RICKY13 Posted January 1, 2024 Author Posted January 1, 2024 Yeah, I was thinking the same thing. I started to pull off the wire harness today. gonna check it for any shorts or broken wires, thank you.
Rocko973 Posted January 1, 2024 Posted January 1, 2024 I have the same year Silverado. I would remove ALL the ground connections and clean them up really well. Please let us know how it goes.
richard wysong Posted January 2, 2024 Posted January 2, 2024 My 98 did the same thing ( I realize totally different engine ) the wires to the crank sensor were shorted to the exhaust manifold
Liz Kozel-Gill Posted January 12, 2024 Posted January 12, 2024 I have a 2000 5.3LT going through the same crap you could check out my profile and the answers I got…might help. I am going to check the wires to the crankshaft pos. Sensor thanks to your profile….thank you. Hope my answers help you…
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