Hitachi CPS0006 Engine Crankshaft Position Sensor, Multicolor

Good product. Easy to install. Worked well in my Nissan Maxima

This info applies only when used in a Infiniti G35, other applications may vary. The sensor is an exact OEM replacement and goes right in. This does NOT include an O-Ring BUT when used as the crankshaft position sensor on the G35/350Z (Located at the bottom of the bell housing behind the steering rack) no O-Ring is required for this application, the factory Nissan part that this replaced did not use an O-ring either. Overall good part, Hitachi is the OE manufacturer and the car runs well with this new sensor. Well worth the extra $20 for the peace of mind going with OE over some random brand and comes in at about half the cost of a Nissan branded part from my local dealership.

I installed this in my 2004 Infiniti FX35 and it seems to working ok, looked just like the one I removed, which I'm pretty sure was original. There were a few steel shavings on the one I removed (probably from the starter teeth on the flex plate), I wonder if that was the real problem. I don't understand how you can buy a Chinese (I assume) version of this part for $16.50 here on Amazon, at the Nissan dealer for $246, and pretty much at every price point in between. The box on this one was marked "made in Japan".

This did "Not" fit my 2004 350z in spit of Amazon saying it did. Its nearly identical but the tab did not line up. Hitachi was great and had me the correct CPS0008 shipped to me the very next day. Works perfect. Stopped dying and wow I got my power back.

I put this in and it did not work. It caused me to take apart and test my power management box, and test the rest of the crankshaft circuit with my oscilloscope, only to find out that everything works fine. I must have been sent a faulty sensor.

Very good.

fixed my misfire, paid a fair price for oem product and wasn’t disappointed.

I got this part on a 2004 350Z bc the engine stalled and the ses light came on. After doing hours of research, people in forums/Autozone, and Oreilly did a code read and recommened this part. It was also recommended to buy oem. Apparently, Hitachi is the brand that makes the oem part. My box said made in Japan, so im hoping the part is real since you can easily swap a part or box. So far so good. It took about 30 mins to switch the part. Very easy job. Good price and value. My engine now runs smoother with no rough idiling, no timing belt squeaks, and the ses light hasn't come on again.

Working great, like OEM, suggested.

Did not chance it with cheaper alternatives. 5 min install. P0335 code gone. Good product.

Replaced the sensor on a 2005 G35 with no issues