Ls3 Ls Crank Crankshaft Sensor 2005-13 Corvette Camaro Gto 6.0 6.2 Ac Delco 471 on 2040-parts.com
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New crankshaft position sensor 58X, for LS3 2005-13 GM LS based engines. Fits Camaro 2010-up, Corvette & GTO 2005-2013, 2008-09 G8. This sensor installs in the side of the block. Free shipping to U.S. lower 48.
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