Camshaft Position Sensor circuit Malfunction
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Camshaft Position Sensor circuit Malfunction
Well,my check engine light just went on and i got a reading done and it said that it was the Camshaft Position Sensor Circuit. The ford dealer wants $350 just in labor to replace the part. But the sensor is only $30 at autozone, so i kinda want to do it myself. Has anyone had this problem before? Has anyone replaced this sensor before? How hard was it to do?
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According to my Haynes manual, the cam position sensor is located where the distributor used to be. Replacement of the sensor alone requires removing two hex head screws, removing the old sensor, installing the new sensor, and replacing the two screws. In other words, not much to it.
If the internal synchronizer is bad, replacement is much more involved.
Hope this helps.
If the internal synchronizer is bad, replacement is much more involved.
Hope this helps.
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According to my Haynes manual, the cam position sensor is located where the distributor used to be. Replacement of the sensor alone requires removing two hex head screws, removing the old sensor, installing the new sensor, and replacing the two screws. In other words, not much to it.
If the internal synchronizer is bad, replacement is much more involved.
Hope this helps.
If the internal synchronizer is bad, replacement is much more involved.
Hope this helps.
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