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  1. ^This. Either some anti-sieze or die-electric grease would be the best to use.
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  2. I was gonna share my couple experiences, but this write-up pretty much covers the same: http://www.w-body.com/showthread.php/16057-crankshaft-position-sensor-tutorial
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  3. Ugh, I tried searching on CPS in the search forum tool and it comes up with zero results. I can't find any old posts related to this topic. Is the search function not functioning when searching for stuff like "CPS"?
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  4. What a pain in the arse to find that stupid thing. None of the pictures I found showed it until the above posting. And what does DP mean? I did finally find the thing though, it was beneath the header pipe/exhaust manifold. HOWEVER I have a new problem. We cannot remove it. We took the bolt out and we can spin the sensor in its hole but we can't get it out at all. I tried using a small screwdriver and it is starting to break up to the point where I don't know how we will be able to grab ahold of it. What do we do now? Is there a trick to getting the damned thing out?
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  5. right below the DP on the back of the engine in line with the crank in the middle of the block. If it had a manual trans you could remove it in 10 seconds. But an auto is tougher I've heard. I just replaced mine when I had my engine out.
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