In need of crank position sensor

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    Crizcocane New Member

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    I’m in the process of rebuilding an engine in a very clean red 94 MYX. I’ve found most the parts I need through various sources but can’t seem to locate a CPS. If anyone could either give me a website to purchase or has an extra laying around, even a good used one that would be awesome. Thanks in advance!
     
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    You can’t find them new, though someone recently did a group buy on supercoupe sensors that can be easily made to work. If you can’t locate one, I have used ones I can sell fir a good price.
     
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    Supercoupepercormance.com has CPS's for our gen 1 & 2 SHO's I just got one recently. Perfect.
     
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    Guess this is my day to be the crotchety old man....
    I bought one. Not happy with it. You will need to carefully hand file the sensor housing to make it fit, and modify the wiring for the ground connector on your engine harness to accept it. He blamed it on the manufacturer making an 'unauthorized change' and took no responsibility at all for the issue. I'd recommend you opt for that NOS one someone mentioned or even a used one.
     
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    The first batch were the ones needing to be filed down to fit. It was a manufacturing issue and has since been corrected. The following batches do not require modification.

    -Chad
     
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    Good info! That's the first I've heard of it on the forum. Probably known on other platforms
     
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