93 350 TBI - Does it have a crankshaft position sensor - or just a camshaft position?

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Just for my own edification - does a 93 TBI 350 have a crank position sensor, and if so, does anyone have a photograph of the location? If not, does it just reference the camshaft position (IE the wonky sort-of-distributor) for ignition/fuel pulse timing?
 

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If it has neither, how does it get a TDC reference for the ECU? The distributor (ish) feeds the ECM TDC signals for injector timing? If so, it would be acting as a camshaft position sensor, right?
 
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So, does it trigger from a signal originating in the distributor?
 

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IIRC it has something to do with the relucter ring in the distributor under the rotor

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the icm and all the stuff inside the distributor act as your position sensors

I appreciate your help, but I'm kind-of looking for specifics. IE does the ICM send a pulse trigger to the ECM, or is there a discrete hall sensor in the distributor for the fuel-injection, etc..

The wiring schematic kind of looks like the ignition module does it, but I'm just making sure.
 
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