2011 GMC Terrain P0010

[@cygon2e]

Thank you for this very helpful video. I had this check engine code on my 2011 GMC Terrain. Following your video (and a couple of others on KZbin) I was able to replace both solenoids and cleared the check engine code and the problem has gone.

[@fixingcarswith15thstautomo36]

Great to hear!

[@marlonalmendarez5346]

Did worked flawlessly on my Terrain. Thanks for sharing this video! Much appreciated.

[@jorgebenitovitelahernandez8982]

Dios los bendiga abundante mente 🙏 buen video saludos de tijuana

[@norskviking9410]

How often would you recomend changing these parts to Avoid stalling problems? at 30k, 40k? every third oil change or when?

[@derbycityracing2997]

Could this be the cause of it shutting off while driving. Car starts up fine and no codes or cel, but 5 mins into driving it just shuts off, wait 5 mins and you can turn it on no problem then it’ll do the samething. 2011 terrain sle 134k miles

[@alanscott6241]

Well done brother! Keep on wrenching.👍😎🇺🇸💯

[@nancywimberly11]

Thank you for this video. To God be all the Gloryy the illustration you blessed us with. My sister and I and assistant. Fixed it. Thanks

[@teekaybe4016]

Thank you SO so so so much for this video. I was able to diagnose my intake Camshaft solenoid by measuring the resistance AND IT WAS THE PROBLEM!! This video saved me money i didn't have. THANKS!!!

[@rgdriver9957]

Helped a lot!!!!!

[@TheCdubbleyoo]

So, what if you're getting the P0010 and both actuators still test around 12.5 ohms?

[@johndutton4860]

just did both on my moms 2013 gmc terrain set a code p0011-00 for the intake test intake it was within spec tested the exhaust is was over 30 ohms so i replaced both with ac delco parts and the re tested the oringal ones and the exhaust was still over 30 ohms but the intake that tested good the first time was 27 ohms glad i replaced both

[@brot5246]

2:45 be very careful these terminals can be brittle and easily damaged

[@makj743]

I tested mine and the measure 14 ohms? Is that to high or still can make since 13 is the maximum???

[@josejimenez6152]

Thank You good Job

[@feratube10]

Thanks a lot, I followed your instructions and it worked perfectly in my 2011 Terrain. I liked and Subscribed.

[@maces1405]

$44 for OEM on Amazon. Takes less then 5 minutes to switch out. Most shops will charge over $900 for this. DO YOUR HOMEWORK. It's easier then changing your oil.

[@paulchristoulis9922]

Don't use cheap ones

[@Sloan1]

That’s sad...

[@bradleyjoyce3204]

Thank you for this very helpful video. I had this check engine code on my 2016 GMC Terrain. Following your video (and a couple of others on KZbin) I was able to identify which solenoid was no longer functioning. Replaced both the solenoids and cleared the check engine code and the problem has gone. 👍

[@nancygross9422]

Great video! Thanks...

[@marcellaarvizu5296]

Would you happen to have part numbers for these?

[@fixingcarswith15thstautomo36]

Genuine GM 12655420 Camshaft Position Actuator Solenoid Valve

[@zebulon2.198]

Thanks for sharing this!

[@justinhurl974]

Part # ???

[@mikejmardis]

Why did it go

[@fixingcarswith15thstautomo36]

Just poor build quality. We replace a set of these at least every month.

[@jacobcarpenter5952]

@@fixingcarswith15thstautomo36 i replaced both of these on my wifes car first thing when the code came on, even though the car ran fine and the tested ok, thinking that because they are so common to go bad that they were probably having a intermittent problem . Turns out I had more serious problems... stretched timing chain and bad cam phasers... all before 100,000miles! It will be a long time before I trust a GM product again.

[@1cleandude]

@@jacobcarpenter5952 Buy Japanese and get you dollars worth!🙏🏻