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I have a 2008 Expedition. Today my engine light came on and I took it to Autozone to get the test run. It came back as a camshaft sensor A bank 2. So my question is, are they hard to replace yourself? My husband was gonna try but he doesnt know alot about cars. I am sure he can figure it out if it is not hard. Thanks
Yay!! It is all fixed. The part cost me $14. The shop down the street said it was gonna cost about $200 to fix cause it will take about 3 hours to fix. Again, my hubby knows really nothing about cars and it took him less than 10 minutes. Thanks for all the help you guys gave.
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Bryan L. Unique Collision Center Towing & Wreck Recovery Specialist
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Well my engine light came back on again today. Only been about 10 days sinces my hubby replaced the sensor. Another guy helped me at auto zone today. Test came up as same sensor A bank 2. My hubby replaced the drivers side sensor. It worked fine up until today. Could he have replaced the wrong side? Thanks
There is the possibility that the sensor has failed.
There may be a fault in the circuit wiring that will show as a sensor problem.
A thorough inspection both visually and doing continuity tests for damaged wiring or connectors is needed.
Sometimes a fault may be in a connector and simply disconnecting then reconnecting it may clear the fault.
A connector may have not been completely reconnected by your husband and it has worked loose.
Happens all the time.
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2001 E-350SD V10 Triton 3.73LS, ROTW 01/02/10
2008 F-150 FX2 Sport 5.4L 3.73LS Scab 145" Wb; '05 & '07 Taurus SEL's
Bryan L. Unique Collision Center Towing & Wreck Recovery Specialist
“Speed has never killed anyone, suddenly becoming stationary… that’s what gets you.”
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