My 96 S-10 blazer marks a hard knock sound when the speed approaches 55 mph. The service engine light came on and I had it put on a computer at the local auto parts store. The computer said I should replace the cam sensor. Small part, not expensive. Where can I find the bad part and replace it with the new?
Help and thanks in advance.
Bottom of timing chain cover on passenger side. or front of motor bottom passenger side tow wires
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i need some one to tell me were the cam sensor is located on my 1996 chev blazer
i have the same problem i cant seem to find where the sensor is located?????
a can sensor will cuase no noise, all it does is help to monitor engine miss-fires.
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