Standard Ignition PC1035 Engine Crankshaft Position Sensor

Engine Crankshaft Position Sensor for City Express

Standard Ignition PC1035 is an engine crankshaft position sensor built for accurate timing signal delivery on select Chevrolet City Express models. It uses integrated digital signal processing and adaptive switching to improve signal consistency, while protected circuitry helps resist electrical noise and power spikes.

Compatible With 2015-2018 Chevrolet City Express applications, this sensor is a direct-fit option for vehicles that need reliable crankshaft position input. Standard Ignition PC1035 is also cross-referenced to Walker Products 235-1891 for the same application.

Key Features

• Rectangular plug-in connector for straightforward electrical connection
• 3-terminal male blade design
• Integrated A/D conversion and digital signal processing for precise output
• Adaptive switch point calibration for improved timing accuracy
• Shielded circuitry to help protect against stray electromagnetic fields and voltage spikes
• Performance-tested for timing, pulse width, signal amplitude, and environmental durability

Detailed Product Overview

This crankshaft position sensor is engineered to monitor crankshaft position and send a clean signal to the engine control system. Standard Ignition calibrates the sensor during performance testing to help maintain accurate timing between the target wheel and sensor output, which is important for stable engine operation on the Chevrolet City Express. The PC1035 part number is a practical OE-style replacement choice when the original sensor is no longer reading correctly.

Standard Ignition PC1035 fits 2015-2018 Chevrolet City Express, N/A. It is also listed under interchange part numbers including 19316366, CPSA604, CSC1173, CSS1535, and CSS2035.

What It Helps Solve

• Crankshaft position signal loss
• Intermittent engine stalling or no-start conditions
• Rough running caused by inaccurate timing input
• Check engine lights related to crankshaft sensor performance
• Unstable idle or misfire symptoms tied to sensor signal errors

Installation Notes and Tips

Verify connector shape, terminal count, and terminal type before installation. Confirm the sensor location and compare the old unit to the new Standard Ignition PC1035 before connecting it to the harness. After installation, clear diagnostic trouble codes and confirm proper engine operation with a scan tool if needed.

Quality Assurance

This sensor undergoes 100% environmental, endurance, and end-of-line testing for timing, pulse width, and signal amplitude to support consistent product reliability. The design focus on signal accuracy and electrical protection helps maintain dependable performance in demanding engine management systems.