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I replaced the cam sensor 2 times with brand new ones. I have to work the next couple days I will continue on this after I return home. Thanks for the help, it is appreciated. I am getting no codes on the scan gauge,
Last edited by bradonly; Jul 12, 2018 at 01:45 AM. Reason: forgot to add no codes
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As I said - TEST the cam sensor, NOT just replace it for no reason.
Also stated, the scangauge does not report codes reliably. You need something better.
Are you sure your inertia switch isn't contributing to this issue.
Also stated, the scangauge does not report codes reliably. You need something better.
Are you sure your inertia switch isn't contributing to this issue.
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Ok finally gotten time off again. I did check the tests you said i need to check. The cam has zero output of any kind no voltage no hertz. So i puled the engine and was thinking of a total rebuild when i found that the cam position sensor was 1/8 inch from being installed completely. I removed it and found that the engine block was never machined on the inlet for the cam position sensor and the extremely rigid and sharp edges are keeping the sensor from going in when it reaches the o ring. My new question is, is this 1/8 inch gap enough to cause all my troubles?
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