2008 Ford Fusion V6 Cam Position Sensor, P0010 P0020 P0135 P0141 P0155 P0161 P0340 P0344 P0403 P0443

[@DF-rx5mg]

Uhhhhhh....ok. How about showing you replacing the sensor?

[@michaelduff1263]

Do you have a video showing where the sensors are?

[@matthewmoore5331]

please someone show or tell where it is at

[@philipireland23]

Wish you would have showed where you pulled it from

[@tylerparker3852]

Isn't that fuse supposed to be a 15 hows the car doing now mines having that problem and if the 20 is working good ill put it in mine

[@mike3x334]

Thanks bud

[@israel7294]

What fuse was that for

[@313theman2011]

I can't find a video on the location of this sensor anywhere. Do you have a video on the location?

[@SkeltonandCo]

Passenger side of engine by the valve cover on the side. There are 2 of them.

[@313theman2011]

I found the one under the front valve cover by the serpentine belt. Do you know where the other one is?

[@313theman2011]

I found them both. Thank you.

[@felipeherrera8653]

Where’s the second?

[@matthewmoore5331]

@@313theman2011where is the second

[@BerthaMotes-ye9qd]

Hi there, I have the same thing but I found the wires were touching each other and I'm not able to track the bad point of my problem.a did find that fuse was shot and put another in and tried to separate the wires and it is still blowing the fuses . I can't find this head ache to save my Life, please help me out anybody, everybody, somebody: please please. I pray

[@Tyran-kg1gj]

Hello first of all; I have a 2007 fusion sel 3.0 v6 , and I fond that my wires were melted together and a fuse was blown, and now I'm trying to trace the point of where the contract is: please someone, anyone, everyone please help me

[@stephenmancha2708]

My 2010 ford fusion is showing p0442

[@Silke8608]

My 2010 Ford Fusion is showing P052B camshaft

[@SkeltonandCo]

P052B stands for “Cold Start A Camshaft Position Timing Over Retarded Bank 1.” This code is logged when the PCM detects a “retarded” position for camshaft timing on Bank 1. Code P052B is commonly caused by low engine oil levels, VVT actuator and timing solenoid failure. Symptoms of P052B include decreased engine performance and difficulty starting the vehicle.

[@SkeltonandCo]

I would start with checking the oil level. If it is not low I would have an oil flush done at an oil change facility and clear the code and see if it comes back. Hope that helps. Good luck.