Walker 235-1905 Engine Crankshaft Position Sensor

Engine Crankshaft Position Sensor Overview

Walker 235-1905 is an engine crankshaft position sensor for ignition system service and engine management repair. It is built to meet or exceed OEM standards and specifications, with product support backed by Walker Products’ manufacturing and engineering teams.

Walker Products has supplied fuel system and engine sensor components since 1946, and the Walker Products line includes crankshaft sensors, cam sensors, oxygen sensors, throttle position sensors, fuel injectors, and related engine management parts. For buyers searching for a Walker crankshaft position sensor, 235-1905 is a direct replacement option for restoring crank signal accuracy.

Key Features

• Engine crankshaft position sensor for ignition and engine timing input
• Manufactured to meet or exceed OEM standards and specifications
• Supported by Walker Products engineering, product management, and technical documentation
• Part of the Walker Products engine management line
• Cross-references Chrysler/Mopar 6823 7477AA and 68237477AA for the same application

Detailed Description

Walker 235-1905 is a crankshaft position sensor used to monitor crankshaft rotation and send the signal the engine control system relies on for spark and fuel timing. When the sensor signal becomes weak, erratic, or unavailable, drivability and starting performance can suffer. This part is a practical choice for Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, and Ram vehicle service where the original sensor has failed or is showing intermittent faults.

For shoppers comparing crankshaft position sensor replacement options, Walker 235-1905 offers OE-style engineering and application-focused support from a long-established aftermarket manufacturer. If you are searching for a Walker crankshaft position sensor or Walker 235-1905 for Chrysler/Dodge/Jeep/Ram engine repair, this part number is the reference to verify against your vehicle catalog.

What It Helps Fix

• Hard starting or no-start conditions related to crank signal loss
• Intermittent stalling or engine cutout
• Check engine light concerns tied to crankshaft position sensor faults
• Rough running caused by inaccurate engine speed input
• Misfire or timing-related drivability complaints

Installation Notes and Tips

Confirm the connector style, mounting location, and OE part number before installation. Compare the old sensor to Walker 235-1905 and verify the application in your vehicle catalog before service. After installation, clear diagnostic trouble codes and road test the vehicle to confirm stable crankshaft position sensor signal output.

Quality Assurance

Walker Products states that its engine sensors are manufactured to meet or exceed OEM standards and specifications. The company is ISO 9001/IATF 16949 certified and supports its parts with manufacturing, engineering, and technical documentation resources.