Where is the cam position sensor located on a 99 oldsmobile alero, how easy is it to install?

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Michael

Check that the cam shaft is turning as it may have broken a timing belt. Run fault codes to check for cam/crank position sensor problems.

I have a 03 olds alero in my shop,and no codes. I changed the crank position sensor and that helped for some time. I am looking a the cam position sensor and the ignition control moduler

p0101 Oldsmobile MAF Sensor Signal Range/Performance
p0341 Oldsmobile Camshaft Position (CMP) Sensor Performance
p1404 Oldsmobile EGR Pintle Position
need to do full diagnosis to pin point mutiple codes cause one component can cause the computer to over compensate and throw up additional trouble codes

Cam position signal is generated by the ICM which sends it to the ECM (engine computer) your engine will start and run without a CMP signal but will set a code The CPM is on the top left side of cylinder head mounted to ignition coil housing

According to Haynes Manual, the cam position sensor is located in the timing chain cover which is above the crankshaft on the left side of the timing cover. Good luck bro

If you are talking about the "Throttle Position Sensor" you sort-of answered your own question. It is located on the throttle body on the oppsite side of where the throttle cable connects.

Check your throttle position sensor if it is bad and reading wide open it might be cutting out the injector.