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when the car starts, i try to raise it but when it reaches 2 rpm on the pointer, it begins to jerk or vibrate and continous fire will put it off. but will move if i drive between 0 t0 1.5 rpm. why and what is the cause of this problem?. on diagnose, it says cam shaft sensor.bank A. after trying several old sensors, it worked for a while and the same thing happened again, why and what is the cause?
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How many miles on the engine? Has VALVE/CAM timing been checked/verified yet? Codes for cam sensors many times are set due to worn/stretched chain/s.
What codes do you get when you scan it? check engine light is on, right?
I have not checked valves/cam timing yet. i was thinking it has some thing to do with the brain box of the engine. the codes i got during scan is CAM SHAFT SENSOR BANK A, though i got other things like throttle cable sensor and air flow meter, but when i re scan again, the last two disappeared and only the cam shaft sensor bank a remained. i changed the sensor, although old ones, but at first firing, it raised to about 5 rpm but on second firing it could not go above 2 rpm.
have not checked valves/cam timing yet. i was thinking it has some thing to do with the brain box of the engine. the codes i got during scan is CAM SHAFT SENSOR BANK A, though i got other things like throttle cable sensor and air flow meter, but when i re scan again, the last two disappeared and only the cam shaft sensor bank a remained. i changed the sensor, although old ones, but at first firing, it raised to about 5 rpm but on second firing it could not go above 2 rpm
How many miles on engine?
Hello Sir,The miles on the car is 166060. thanks for your assistance.
My best suggestion, with the supplied information, is to either start verifying what you can physically-like timing chain/cam/valve condion and position, or get a scan tool that reads live data and learn how to interpret the readings/values on that, to assist in proper diagnosis, rather than continuing to guess. With the correct info and diagnostic tools, it may end up being relatively simple to diagnose(the actual repair still might be a pain).