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First this truck has a Nissan (now GCT) K21 Engine (not a Mazda 3.0) from the factory. Yes there was a problem with crank/cam sensors. A Parts & Service News was published in May 2013 (FT13004). The New Crank Sensor is 23731-6N21A & New Cam Sensor is 23731-6J90C. Its important to replace them as a set with the new ones.
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  • By Jeff
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  • Georgia, United States
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