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What is a Camshaft Position Sensor, and What Does It Do?
The camshaft position sensor is located at the heart of your car’s engine, and serves a crucial purpose in the grand scheme of things. As the push for vehicles to become more automated continues to grow, sensors continue to grow in importance. It makes sense that we as car enthusiasts have to open our books […]
P0010 Code – Symptoms, Causes, and Common Fixes
Modern engines use variable valve timing that relies on a set of electronically actuated devices to work. Both the intake and exhaust valves are opened and closed electronically to maintain optimal engine performance and fuel economy. On the intake side, this is done by adjusting the intake camshaft timing. When there’s something wrong with the […]
P0016 Engine Fault Code Explained – Causes, Symptoms, Fixes
There are thousands of generic error codes you can find in a car’s ECU. Some aren’t serious, while others such as the P0016 check engine light code require your immediate attention. This specific code notifies the driver that there’s an issue with critical sensors inside the engine – more specifically the correlation between the camshaft […]
P0340 Fault Code – Camshaft Position Sensor Circuit Malfunction
Newer generation cars have sensors that monitor the condition of the internal engine parts and their operation while the engine is running. When these sensors measure out-of-spec readings, they will trigger a check engine light code, which will illuminate the CEL on your dash. A camshaft position sensor is one such module that can trigger […]
P0320 Code – Causes, Symptoms, Fixes
It’s never a good feeling to see the check engine light pop up, no matter how new or old your car is. It means that there’s a problem, and you’ll likely need to spend some money to get it fixed. When a check engine light comes on, your ECU is logging fault codes that you […]
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