Walker Products Engine Crankshaft Position Sensor P/N:235-1060
Walker Products 235-1842 crankshaft position sensor for the 2007-2009 Porsche 911 H6 3.6L reads the crankshaft's speed and position for the engine control module. The module uses that data to time ignition and fuel injection.
Hard starting, stalling or a check engine light can mean a crank sensor is worn, though a damaged wiring connector or the camshaft position sensor can be behind those signs too.
It fits the 2004-2005 Porsche 911 H6 3.6L, the 2007-2009 911 H6 3.6L and the 2011 911 H6 3.6L or H6 4.0L. Each engine takes one sensor, and this listing is one.
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Does the Walker Products 235-1842 crankshaft position sensor fit a 2011 Porsche 911 H6 4.0L?
Yes. Walker Products 235-1842 is listed for the 2011 Porsche 911 H6 4.0L, and also for the 2011 car with the H6 3.6L engine.
What kind of connector does the 235-1842 crankshaft position sensor have?
Walker Products 235-1842 has one rectangular female connector with three male spade terminals, and it has one mounting hole.
Can a bad crankshaft position sensor cause hard starting or stalling?
Yes, it can. The engine control module times ignition and fuel injection from the crankshaft data, so a sensor that reads wrongly or drops out can lead to those problems. A shop can test it.
How does this crankshaft position sensor work with the camshaft position sensor?
Working alongside the camshaft sensor, this sensor gives the engine control module the data it needs to coordinate valve and piston movement.
Does a crankshaft position sensor help the engine control module spot misfires?
Yes. By identifying irregularities in engine cycles, the sensor's crankshaft data aids in detecting misfires.
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