How to determine if CPS is bad?

I have a 1999 suburban. 5.7. Truck got to acting up while driving at highway speed. It would shut down for just fractions of a second then take off again. The tach would actually drop and then come right back up. I had an engine light for an O2 sensor that I had not taken the time to replace. One time that it failed with the engine dropping off it actually reset the ecm codes causing me to think that ECM may have been lowing power. It had gotten gradually worse until now it will not start. I am getting other codes now. P0336 and p0339. Crankshaft sensors. I found a test online to test the cps. 12 volt going to sensor. Shows good ground with ignition on. Showing 10 vdc continuous on while turning engine by hand. Should show 5vdc(on) and 0 vdc(off) oscilatiing while turning motor according to web source. The ground suggests that ecm is working properly however 10vdc should be to high for the on signal, correct? Also when I unplug the harness connector to the cps the ground and the signal wire ohms shorted together. CPS, ECM or wiring problem?