How to tell if you have bad camshaft position sensor

#camshaft #camshaft_position_sensor #engine #car
How to tell if you have bad camshaft position sensor
A camshaft position sensor monitors the position of the camshaft and sends signals to the engine control module (ECM). The ECM uses this information to control fuel injection and ignition timing. The camshaft position sensor helps ensure that the engine runs smoothly and efficiently.
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[@samak-se6fe]

yes thank you

[@TechandCars123]

Pleasure

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[@jerrybaker-wu3cm]

Timing chain is stretched more than likely

[@TechandCars123]

Thank you very much!

[@brianderekbass]

Would a bad sensor work fine until the engine is warmed up? Then fail, stall and make a low rumble-type sound?

[@roelnewelljnr7193]

Having that same issue. Everything is fine when ypu just start the engine but after it warms the ECU light comes on then the car goes into limp mode

[@billysun1059]

Hello Sir, Do you know how to judge whether the camshaft position sensor is good or bad? Can it be measured with an multimeter?

[@TechandCars123]

Yes! It can be checked with a multimeter! You can check the power supply and the signal output of the sensor. Have a look at the following video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eZe1fJ5-eL6ebKM

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[@chalontlaba4333]

i have been replacing my crankshaft sensor like 4 times don't know what to do know

[@TechandCars123]

Am really sorry to hear that! Have you tried to find out what is causing frequent crankshaft sensor failure? The most probable causes of frequent sensor failure are: Wiring Issues (Faulty or damaged wiring can cause intermittent or complete failure of the crankshaft sensor.) Electrical Problems: Issues with the electrical system, such as voltage spikes or fluctuations, can damage the crankshaft sensor. High operating temperatures can affect the performance and lifespan of the crankshaft sensor. Engine vibrations and mechanical stress can affect the durability of the sensor. And always make sure to use original parts (OEM parts) for longer service life.

[@electric8668]

Make model and year of your car.

[@Viktory2k1]

Why are you replacing the CRANKSHAFT position sensor instead of the camshaft position sensor? Isn't that the wrong sensor?