Standing beside the driver front wheel, I look at the engine block. Just to the right and above the distributor is a round cover held on with two screws, with a single wire that goes towards the distributor.
Is this the cam location sensor that you get a heat failure with (car stalls and then will not start until it all cools off)?
My copy of Haynes has the illustration (5.47 on page 2B-6) That has the cam sensor (14) line pointing down toards the distributor, while there's a line pointing at where the sensor is supposed to be that says that its the rpm sensor (16).
To top things off, I don't have a link to thae "brick" website that deals with repairs so I can figure out what I need to do.
Also, has anyone had any experience with a used cam sensor replacing the one that's heat-sensitive. I'm looking at about 250 Canadian for a new one. (OUCH! --