Crankshaft position sensor replacement cost in 2026
Crankshaft position sensor replacement costs $230 to $335 in 2026, with a typical bill near $280.
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Type the price you were quoted. We compare it to the usual 2026 range of $230 to $335.
What moves the price
- On some engines the sensor sits on the outside of the block. On others it is behind parts that must come off first.
- Labor runs $144 to $211 and parts run $86 to $124, based on RepairPal's national numbers.
- Whether the shop has to test wiring first. Finding an electrical fault can take longer than the repair.
- Where you live. Shop rates in big cities are higher than in small towns.
- Your car. Ford F-150: $223 to $339.
What is included
The price covers parts and labor for crankshaft position sensor replacement at a typical shop. It does not include taxes, shop fees or other repairs found during the job. RepairPal's range does not change by location, so your local price may be higher or lower.
Why this costs more in 2026
Shop labor now runs about $100 to $250 an hour in most of the US. Many car parts are imported, and freight costs went up after the oil shock that began with the Iran war in February 2026. Steel, copper, aluminum and resin all cost more too. Sensors are electronic parts that often ship from overseas, and freight is up.
Ways to pay less
- Have the code read for free at a parts store first. A P0335 type code points to this sensor or its wiring.
- Ask the shop to show you the test result before they replace the part.
- Get a second quote. Prices for the same job often differ by $100 or more between shops.
Where the price comes from
The range on this page comes from one named price guide. We read every number on its page and show the date it was last updated.
- RepairPal: Crankshaft position sensor replacement Cost Estimate, last updated September 3, 2026
Common questions
How much does this cost in 2026?
Crankshaft position sensor replacement costs $230 to $335 in 2026, with a typical bill near $280. Most people pay about $280 per job. The low end is $230 and the high end is $335.
What changes the price the most?
The biggest factors are: On some engines the sensor sits on the outside of the block. On others it is behind parts that must come off first; Labor runs $144 to $211 and parts run $86 to $124, based on RepairPal's national numbers; Whether the shop has to test wiring first. Finding an electrical fault can take longer than the repair.
How can I pay less?
Have the code read for free at a parts store first. A P0335 type code points to this sensor or its wiring. Ask the shop to show you the test result before they replace the part. Get a second quote. Prices for the same job often differ by $100 or more between shops.
Where do these numbers come from?
From one named price guide, RepairPal. It is linked on this page with the date it was last updated.
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