Show ResponsesKurt Mulling 262 days ago Automotive Expert Hello, my name is \*\*\*\*\* \*\*\*\*\* I'm sorry your having problems with this vehicle so I'll try to help you with this issue.The website may prompt if you want a call, but that would be up to you. The [engine](/topics-engine-ford/) will likely not start at all with the cranksensor removed. And give me a min. as I look up the codes to see what the procedure to check them. Is this my crankshaft position sensor? Kurt Mulling 262 days ago Automotive Expert so those codes are for cam sensors. Crankshaft position sensor and [camshaft](/topics-camshaft-ford/) position sensor r the same?P0340, P0345 Crankshaft position sensor codes Kurt Mulling 262 days ago Automotive Expert no they may look the same and sometimes they can be but not always the same. so hold on for the next pic, Kurt Mulling 262 days ago Automotive Expert I only have one crankshaft position sensor Kurt Mulling 262 days ago Automotive Expert that's my camshaft position sensor the picture I sent uIn the picture you sent me it's only shows one crankshaft position sensor Kurt Mulling 262 days ago Automotive Expert No I believe that was a cranck sensor but the pic. was not a big enough screen for me to be certain. and here is a test procedure for those codes. Kurt Mulling 262 days ago Automotive Expert the cranck sensor should be just to the right of the [ac compressor](/topics-ac-compressor-ford/). I can see it is but where's the second one located Kurt Mulling 262 days ago Automotive Expert the other ones are in the front of each head. Those are camshaft position sensor in front of each head which the valve cover sits on Kurt Mulling 262 days ago Automotive Expert one on the left is up obove the ac compressor the other is above the [power steering](/topics-power-steering/) pump and yes those are the cam sensors . I would I have to jus buy one crankshaft position sensor Kurt Mulling 262 days ago Automotive Expert you don't need a crank sensor those codes are not for the crank they are for the cam sensors. Customer attachment 1/13/2021 5:55:47 PM Kurt Mulling 262 days ago Automotive Expert not sure by that pic. can you back up a bit? Customer attachment 1/13/2021 6:05:44 PM Kurt Mulling 262 days ago Automotive Expert I see what you wrote but remember these codes are not crank codes but cam codes. I jus need to replace my camshaft position sensors Kurt Mulling 262 days ago Automotive Expert you can try that first , but it would best to check out the test procedure also. Kurt Mulling 262 days ago Automotive Expert OkAm gonna have a mechanic to diagnose the problem to see y those codes r coming upU been so helpful kurt Kurt Mulling 262 days ago Automotive Expert Still not sure what you need?Have a certified mobile mechanic diagnose what's wrong with your car, at your home or office. What others are askingCar runs rough until warm, and then runs fine. I would have a technician inspect your rough idle (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/car-idle-is-rough-inspection). He will probably also check for codes on the computer. It may be the air temperature sensor malfunctioning if it idles rough only when it's cold. You may be able... temperture sensor VW / Audi has had lots of "issues" with sensors in the early 2000 model years. 2003 is one of them. The coolant temperature sensor (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/coolant-temperature-switch-sensor-replacement) is one of the most common. While it's not unusual for a coolant temperature... Transmission Odds are that something inside the transmission has failed. If for instance the front pump has failed, there will be no hydraulic pressure within the transmission. Automatic transmissions rely on that hydraulic pressure to move as well as shift up... Which side is Bank 2 f150?The bank 2 sensor 2 is on your right when facing the truck from the front or drivers side. The sensor is in the exhaust after the catalyst. The bank 2 sensor 1 is just below the exhaust manifold before any catalyst.
What is the camshaft position sensor bank 2?Replacement Bank 1 & 2 Camshaft Position Sensors Set of 2 - The camshaft position sensors determines the rotating position of the camshaft to regulate spark timing and fuel injector operation in sync with the crankshaft sensors.
Are Bank 1 and Bank 2 camshaft sensors the same?Q: Are bank 1 and bank 2 sensors the same? Bank 1 and bank 2 have similar sensors. However, bank 1 has two sensors, of which sensor 1 is located near the engine before the catalytic converter, an upstream sensor called pre-CAT, and sensor 2 is located after the catalytic converter called post CAT, a downstream sensor.
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