Walker 235-1114 Engine Crankshaft Position Sensor

Walker Crankshaft Position Sensor for Viper

Walker Products 235-1114 is an engine crankshaft position sensor built for direct replacement service on select Dodge Viper applications. It uses a black housing with a single oval connector, 3 terminals, and a male connector with female terminals for a straightforward OE-style electrical interface.

Walker Products has supplied engine management and fuel system components since 1946, with manufacturing and engineering support focused on meeting or exceeding OEM standards. The Walker Products line includes sensors and other engine management parts for repair work that demands accurate vehicle application coverage.

Key Features

• Engine crankshaft position sensor for ignition and engine timing input
• Walker Products part number 235-1114
• Black sensor body with 1 oval connector
• 3-terminal design with male connector and female terminals
• No mounting bracket included
• Direct-fit service part for select Dodge Viper models

Detailed Description

Walker Products 235-1114 is an engine crankshaft position sensor for 1992-2002 Dodge Viper applications. It is used to provide crankshaft position data to the engine control system, supporting ignition timing and engine management functions. This part cross-references Gates 22150 for the same application. Walker Products 235-1114 is a practical replacement choice when servicing a Dodge Viper crankshaft position sensor concern.

Compatible With 1992-2002 Dodge Viper, N/A. Use the vehicle application details to confirm connector style and sensor location before installation. The part number 235-1114 is also useful when matching an existing sensor during repair or replacement work.

Common Issues This Part May Resolve

• Crankshaft position sensor fault codes
• Intermittent no-start or hard-start conditions
• Rough running caused by incorrect crankshaft signal input
• Stalling related to loss of engine speed reference
• Ignition timing or engine management signal errors

Installation Notes and Tips

Verify connector shape, terminal count, and mounting location against the original sensor before installation. Inspect the harness connector for corrosion, bent terminals, or damaged locking tabs, and clear any stored diagnostic trouble codes after the repair. Confirm the sensor is seated correctly and routed away from heat or moving components.

Quality Assurance

Walker Products manufactures engine sensors and related components to meet or exceed OEM standards and specifications. The company is ISO 9001/IATF16949 certified and supports product accuracy with in-house manufacturing, engineering, and technical support resources.