1998 Mitsubishi Galant HELP With Codes

First of all thank you so much for your donation. Yes a bad crank shaft sensor will cause the car to crank not start. So does it crank not start after driving for a little while?Also do you have a multimeter?

Also when your starter doesn't turn the engine over does your security light stay on or flash?

The reason I ask about the security light is because your security system disables the starter and if that light was on or flashing you could have a problem with the security system malfunctioning causing your starter not to work. If your car cranks over and doesn't start then that could be your crank sensor. If your starter is working then that could be a few thing's going wrong. You would have to wait till the starter became inop and then trace power down from the switch to the starter to see if it was the starter or something else. That's why I asked you if you had a multimeter to do that. What a multimeter is is a meter that can measure voltage and ohm's and some are more fancy and can measure other thing's too. You could even test your crank sensor with one on ohm's setting when it got hot and the car would crank and not start then you would measure the ohm's value across the sensor to see if it was failing. Sound's like you have two problem's but with without some testing you would just be guessing as to what's really wrong.I don't like to guess myself it could get expensive and it's a waste of money unless the part is cheap and you really think that's what's wrong with the car. It sound's like your not much of a trouble shooter since you didn't know what a multimeter was.I could be wrong though if you wanted to try a crank sensor then I could help you threw that or even help you threw some testing. It's up too you let me know what you want me to help you with.

With your code p0335 depending on which way the trouble tree take's you it would be the crank sensor itself the wiring or the computer. Most likely it's usually the sensor but anything is possible. They also have to figure out why you get a no crank no start they would have to trace the wire's when it happens from the ignition switch to the starter I think most likely it's the starter but again anything is possible. Let me know you make out with the car repair's.

Wow look's like they covered all there base's on that one.I could see possibly the battery and starter but the ignition switch too wow. What did they find with the crank position sensor?