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The sensor is not likely the fault. Unless you figured out how to move it into a new location... The sensor is not going to read the position wrong. That leaves a mechanical fault... (or the unlikely failed dme) Timing chain, vanos adjuster, tone ring (part the sensor reads)... I just looked up the code. Says it is a rationality check of the relationship between the crankshaft and camshaft. The vanos must be active and the dme must be commanding >2 degrees camshaft timing change. |
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OK. Thanks for answering my post from earlier today.
![]() Anyone have any ideas on the fix here? ![]() I did the same as lowlows18, Replaced both CPS's. In my case I now have a misfire in Cy.#4 and "Multiple Cyl. misfires". This AFTER new CPS install, clear codes, engine up to normal operating temp. Check engine light starts blinking (contrasted with comes ON-stays ON) at revs>1500. Light goes out at idle. Guessing now: Replace VANOS Solenoid? Replace timing chain? Go to the Stealer? Thanks!
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