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Question by matt
Submitted on 4/22/2007
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I replaced my camshaft sensor on a 1999 suburban and its supposlly inside the ditrubiter. all i did i took the the cap off and the rotor turned the ignition on and off untill i got the rotot where i could slide the sensor out then put every thing back together the way it goes i never removed the distrubiter or even moved. now i am trying to start the truck it wont start i have spark and everything but it wont start and now i heared popeing noise and a wierd smell coming out of the engine. if anybody has something to help me i would really appriciate it. also the code that i had is 1345 thats why i replaced the camshaft sensor and the crank sensor. the truck was running fine befor that.


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