Cam shaft sensor
Cam shaft sensor
In regards to the camshaft sensor, what tools are needed to replace? Can i somehow get Chrysler to warranty this for me, Im still covered under the ext service contract. What are the symtoms of it being bad? I am driving from Michigan to Florida and back soon.
thanks in advance
thanks in advance
Re: Cam shaft sensor
Originally Posted by dennisoates
In regards to the camshaft sensor, what tools are needed to replace? Can i somehow get Chrysler to warranty this for me, Im still covered under the ext service contract. What are the symtoms of it being bad? I am driving from Michigan to Florida and back soon.
thanks in advance
thanks in advance
Symptoms : sucker won't start, or if already running - it dies suddenly.
Warranty most likely won't cover unless the sensor has already gone bad.
( or you are buddies with the service tech )
This sensor is a 'Hall Effect' transistor that is triggered by a magnet in the end of the camshaft.
As such, they usually just quit suddenly, no sputtering etc .
On the other hand, the Crankshaft Position Sensor is an 'inductive' sensor, sputtering, failure to start at times can occur from this one.
They should be treated as a set, when you replace one, replace the other one too, and keeps spares in your travel kit along with enough tools to replace them yourself if you are in the middle of the boonies ( and don't have AAA )
Re: Cam shaft sensor
Originally Posted by dennisoates
In regards to the camshaft sensor, what tools are needed to replace? Can i somehow get Chrysler to warranty this for me, Im still covered under the ext service contract. What are the symtoms of it being bad? I am driving from Michigan to Florida and back soon.
thanks in advance
thanks in advance
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Re: Cam shaft sensor
Originally Posted by onehundred80
These sensors are not too much trouble based on the posts on this forum, the crankshaft position sensor and the relay control module are the worst problems seen.
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