Camshaft sensor failure Camshaft sensor failed and bought replacement. Have been googling and you tubing on how to replace the sensor. Was wondering if anyone had any pointers or help would greatly be appreciated. Or should I just bring it to a shop. My car has 276000 miles on it but motor only has around 45000. Please help a brother out. Thanks for your time. |
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Re: Camshaft sensor failure I would add in between step 3 and step 4. Step 3.5 - shove a old shirt into every nook and cranny of the lower timing cover. If you drop that mounting bolt taking it off or putting it on, your in for a whole lot more work... oh yea step 5.5 remove old shirt. |
Re: Camshaft sensor failure Hopefully you bought an OEM sensor |
Re: Camshaft sensor failure I have an 01 civic vtec replacing the tdc sensor.. I cant get to the plug to press the release tab because of the ABS module so close to the side cover... Any help plz... Thank you |
Re: Camshaft sensor failure Connector may be full of dirt and grime. Try hosing the connection with wd40 or brake clean |
Re: Camshaft sensor failure Its real clean .. Just cant get my hand (fingers) down there to squeeze the plug to release it due to the ABS being so close to the timing belt cover..I can get through the lines and hoses.. Just cant reach the plug.. Kinda inset..thank you https://cimg7.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.civ...6747b56587.png |
Re: Camshaft sensor failure yeaaaahhh... that plug sucks to get to, and I have small hands, too. Pull accessory belts, lift and swing the PS pump out of the way, remove alternator, remove driver's side headlight. Doing all that gives you some extra wiggle room to play with. It really easy to do all that, too. Got to a point where I could have all that taken out inside of 15 minutes. |
Re: Camshaft sensor failure Buy a honda oem valve cover gasket if you are replacing yours. |
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