I replaced the sensor and drove it for about an hour it got hot and started to do the exact same thing as befor the part was replaced. it gets hot and starts chugging ang bogs down and quits. The check engine light comes on and says cam shaft position sensor. what could it be?
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Testimonial: "2004 Kia Sedona tryed the Cam shift position sensor. not helpful. What about the Mass air flow sensor?"
No if a sensor is getting hot then its getting a electrical feed or something being backfed down the wires ,it cannot get hot without a current in it as it only produces micro volts ,is the sensor touching the gearwheel causing friction ,is the timing belt ok and not breaking up with bit stuck to the gear wheel rubbing on the sensor
Thank you I isolated then insulated it drove it again till hot same thing happened.Any new ideas?
None at all but disconnect the multiplug and then see if their is any voltage in the supply cables ,this is in case the ECU is faulty and its supplying a voltage to the sensor is all i can think of at the moment
Thanks for the help. It ended up being a couple of things, crankshaft sensor, reluctor wheel,one coil on # 4causing the misfire. That seemed to fix all problems.Thanks for all inputs.
very difficult to diagnose things like this from afar ,its the cam sensor getting hot that bothered me as never had this before
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Agreed with thundergod - I had a failed cam sensor on my Audi A4 that made no discernable difference in the car's operation, but changing it and resetting the light fixed the problem.
SOURCE: crank shaft sesor/cam sensor problem?
If you had a fault with the crank sencer your car would not start.Sounds like the air flow meter is giving you the problems.
SOURCE: 2005 Dodge Stratus ? Camshaft Position Sensor causing problems (I
I had the same problem with my '05 Stratus SXT 2.4 DOHC. I've replaced the cam pos sensor and it seems to be running fine right now. On the Dodge forums a lot of the guys say that you need to replace the crank pos sensor too. I've bought one of those just in case it comes back again. Hope this helps.
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Clean battery cables and replace bolts. The cam sensor manet will not cause it to cut off.
SOURCE: Car would not start, after siiting for an hour it did start .
mcdevito75 here, BEST BET, let the shop do this work, too many un forseen problems could come up. The stalling and unable to start for a while could also be a bad ignition module, no test for this part, but I would have it changed, for if it is a bad ignition module, all this other work will not fix the stalling and later start of your car.
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