Camshaft position sensor location
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Join Date: Oct 2019 Location: ooltewah tn Posts: 20 Camshaft position sensor location I have a 2011 maxima throwing a P0024 code. Before I get into replacing the sensor, I was wondering if anyone had pictures of the location of the sensors. The videos I found online are for previous gen maximas.
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Join Date: Jun 2018 Posts: 2,378 front valve cover right side sensor closest to you (exhaust side)
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Join Date: Oct 2019 Location: ooltewah tn Posts: 20 Last edited by primeholy; 10-31-2019 at 01:22 PM.
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Join Date: Oct 2019 Location: ooltewah tn Posts: 20 Man, If I had known they were that easy to get to, i wouldve ordered both! I guess I'll go ahead and order the other one. They were much harder to get to on older gen from looking at youtube videos. Appreciate the help User1
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Join Date: Oct 2019 Location: ooltewah tn Posts: 20 Are they both the same part?
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Join Date: Jun 2018 Posts: 2,378 Hold up there, bucko, how do you know the sensors are bad? The sensors can be tested. See the below image from the 2014 FSM, the same values are true for all intake and exhaust sensors (they are all the same part number):
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Join Date: Jun 2018 Posts: 2,378 EVT control diagnostic procedure starts on page 166 of the Engine Control section in the FSM. There are other components you should check (crank position sensor, solenoids, harness, etc.) before you go throwing money at expensive sensors.
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Join Date: Oct 2019 Location: ooltewah tn Posts: 20 Quote: Originally Posted by User1 Hold up there, bucko, how do you know the sensors are bad? The sensors can be tested. See the below image from the 2014 FSM, the same values are true for all intake and exhaust sensors (they are all the same part number): I got a p0024 code. On my last scan when I went to reset the light, I also got a p0014, p0174, and a p0171. From what I have read, the two latter need to be sorted last, as fixing the others might fix it.
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Posted by primeholy I got a p0024 code. On my last scan when I went to reset the light, I also got a p0014, p0174, and a p0171. From what I have read, the two latter need to be sorted last, as fixing the others might fix it. I get it. And I agree. P0024 is the sister code to P0014, they correlate to each bank. Test the EVT sensors first. And unless whatever you "read" was directly from the FSM, take it with a grain of salt.
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Join Date: Oct 2019 Location: ooltewah tn Posts: 20 Quote: Originally Posted by User1
I get it. And I agree. P0024 is the sister code to P0014, they correlate to each bank. Test the EVT sensors first. And unless whatever you "read" was directly from the FSM, take it with a grain of salt. Thanks. The cam sensor I pulled out didn�t look that great.
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Join Date: Jun 2018 Posts: 2,378 And for the love of god, stop clearing your fault codes thinking the problem will go away without doing any diagnostics.
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Join Date: Jun 2018 Posts: 2,378 Quote: Originally Posted by primeholy
Thanks. The cam sensor I pulled out didn�t look that great. And change your bloody oil once in a while!
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Quote: Originally Posted by User1 And for the love of god, stop clearing your fault codes thinking the problem will go away without doing any diagnostics. Diagnostics is
above my pay grade
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I cleared my codes after I replaced the sensor to see if it would stay cleared. That's how deep my skills are
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Join Date: Oct 2019 Location: ooltewah tn Posts: 20 Thanks for your help User1. I found the evt section. I'll give it a read.
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Join Date: Jun 2018 Posts: 2,378 Your codes aren't a big deal. You can figure this one out.
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Join Date: Jul 2020 Posts: 10 how to you check the ohm. what does the range mean? I am not what to look for when it says except zero and infinity?
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Join Date: Jul 2020 Posts: 10 i think that is the wrong one. i think that is the Exhaust valve timing control position sensor. Is it just me or are they the same sensor part number?
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