There will be a part number on the plug connect of the sensor. It is a cam sensor. It could be for an LS2, LS3, LS7 .... They all look the same. The LS1 cam sensor is much longer.
can someone ID this sensor??
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Its a camshaft or a crankshaft sensor. Ill bet the tip of that, just next to the o-ring, is magnetic. It looks just like the ones i just changed in two other kinds of cars(other than this one is shorter, a lil. My guess is Crankshaft sensor. 
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