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Tiny
PAUL GRINTER
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I have a cam sensor that fails when it gets to a high temperature. I have replaced it but now the car will not even start. When I put the old sensor in it starts no problems. Faulty sensor or is there something I need to do when replacing a sensor?
Sunday, July 16th, 2017 AT 12:24 AM

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Tiny
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I think that you may have a faulty sensor, just make sure that it is the same length and it fits in the same depth. The air gap may be too large to register a pulse.
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