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nemesis719 I have the p0017 code on and im sure it's just a bad sensor. The dealership replaced a bunch of stuff and not the sensors. NOW they are saying they are going to void my warranty if i come in again for the same problem. Needless to say. WHERE is our cam sensor located? Someone told me it was on the outside of the engine. Anyone know where or have a diagram/picture so i can replace this myself. Thank you #1 · Oct 15, 2012 I have the p0017 code on and im sure it's just a bad sensor. The dealership replaced a bunch of stuff and not the sensors. NOW they are saying they are going to void my warranty if i come in again for the same problem. Needless to say. WHERE is our cam sensor located? Someone told me it was on the outside of the engine. Anyone know where or have a diagram/picture so i can replace this myself. Thank you Sort by Oldest first Oldest first Newest first Most reactions #2 · Oct 15, 2012 If you are facing your engine, it's in the top right corner of the engine, which would be where cylinder #4 is. It's right next to the turbo, connected to the engine. It would be down and to the left of where the stock BOV is connected, mounted to the engine vertically. It's right on the top right corner of the engine basically. Wish I had time to draw a diagram or circle it on a picture but I don't #15 · Aug 28, 2023 Where is bank one cam sensor 0 Reply #3 · Oct 19, 2012 Hey man, THANK YOU, you will save me some headaches. Im going to pull mine out and figure out what is going on #4 · Oct 24, 2012 IF you or ANYONE happens to get some free time that would be awesome if you snapped a pic. I'm about to start my new job in 3 weeks and well i took 3 weeks off before i start. So in the mean time i will check that sensor out. ANY way of cleaning the sensor off? Any type of fluid to use on it or instructions on cleaning this sensor? Please let me know and thank you ahead of time. #5 · Oct 24, 2012 Here is the exact location of the camshaft sensor: That's the back side of the engine, right-hand side of the valve cover. It is held in by a single 10 mm bolt and it just slides out with a nice tug (it is pressed in with an o-ring seal). If yours is damaged, it could be due to heat. There is a replacement part on RockAuto for under $50. It says there are only 2 left. P/N is 1800449 That's probably 1/4 of the price that you'd pay at the dealership, so jump on it fast. I've successfully used an aftermarket replacement for this sensor with no issues. #6 · Nov 2, 2012 This is great info. Been trying to locate my camshaft sensor: thanks for posting the pic. #7 · Nov 3, 2012 There are 2 cam sensors, one intake (Front) and the pone in the pic above exhaust (rear) #8 · Nov 3, 2012 This is very true, I don't know why both of us assumed it was the rear one the guy was looking for - maybe because its location isn't as easily seen. The front one is directly opposite the rear one on the front of the cylinder head. Show more replies 1 Reply #11 · Nov 13, 2012 How could the dealer say they going to void your warranty because they can not fix a problem?? #13 · Dec 19, 2013 subbed =] installing my cam sensor today #14 · Dec 19, 2013 Here you go... Sent from AutoGuide.com App Insert Quotes Post Reply

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