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Camshaft sensor fault symptoms

If the engine of your car is not running as smoothly or your car does not drive as it used to, it may indicate a bad camshaft position sensor. In some cases, it is even possible that your car won?t start at all. Another symptom that may indicate a failing camshaft sensor is that the car spontaneously stops when the engine is hot. In many cases, the engine won't start while still hot, whereas if you wait until the engine has cooled off a bit, the engine will start again.

It is difficult to check whether the camshaft position sensor is actually defective. The symptoms of a failing camshaft sensor can also lie somewhere else. To really find out if the camshaft sensor is failing, you need to connect it to the right analyse tooling and run an analysis. Are you sure the camshaft sensor is causing the engine to fail? If so, then it definitely needs replacement.

Replacing a camshaft sensor

The camshaft position sensor is located at the top, at the front of the engine block, where the camshaft is powered. Replacing this sensor is an easy job. Generally, the position sensor is easily accessible. Most camshaft sensors can be removed by unscrewing a bolt and disconnecting a connecting plug. Assembly works in reverse order and is just as easy. Experiencing that the camshaft position sensor is really stuck? Then spray some penetrating oil on the fixing point and let it do its job. It should certainly be a lot easier to remove the camshaft sensor now.

Buying a new camshaft sensor

You can buy a new camshaft sensor quick and easy at Winparts. Just enter your number plate or select your car by choosing make, model and engine type, and the right products for your car will be displayed. Also looking for other sensors for your car? At Winparts you can find any sensor your car is equipped with such as crankshaft sensors, coolant sensors, temperature sensors and tyre pressure sensors.

Camshaft position sensor

A camshaft sensor is mounted on the cylinder head in your car's engine and ensures the correct timing of the camshaft(s). Because the timing is just right, the inlet and outlet valves are opened and closed at just the right time. When the sensor detects a malfunction, an error code is displayed on your dashboard. For several reasons, a camshaft sensor can start to fail. In such a case it needs to be replaced. At Winparts we offer many camshaft position sensors, for any car make, model and engine type. Just enter your number plate or select your car by choosing a make, model and engine type and the suitable sensors will be displayed.

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Sensor, camshaft position 6PU 009 121-591 Hella

Supplementary Article/Supplementary Info: With seal
Guarantee: 2 years
Voltage [V]: 12
Number of mounting bores: 1
Sensor Type: Hall Sensor
SVHC: 1317-36-8; Lead monoxide (lead oxide)
SVHC: 12060-00-3; Lead titanium trioxide
SVHC: 7439-92-1; loodchromaat
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