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I've had the above codes come up with the orange engine light on (intermittently I should add). I was told by a mate that it's probably the Camshaft Position Sensor. But I'm not sure ... any other clues to what I should be looking for.

Any help gratefully received.

Cheers

Steve


10 minutes ago, SteveY said:

Thanks ... very helpful. Will give me a place to look.

Let’s us know how you get on.👍

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15 hours ago, Jimbov8 said:

Let’s us know how you get on.👍

This is where I am at the moment.

The car had a complete oil change and major service yesterday. I had (slap my wrist) allowed the oil level to get very low, just over the low mark on the dipstick, although no oil warning light was apparent and I noticed a small leak on the joint from rubber to steel on the oil cooler pipe to the block when under the car.

I bought a couple of camshaft position sensors, but now  not sure that they are the problem as they are returning values so will return them.

I let the engine warm up, put on my code reader and deleted the codes P0001/02. The amber engine light went out and stayed out.

Turned off ... waited one minute, started up again, the light stayed out.  Repeated the process.

Hopefully that's it .... not enough oil to the camshaft, but will wait until I can take the car out for a run before I'm convinced that is the problem (had an angioplasty on Wednesday so not allowed to drive for a week). 

I am fearful that the light will come back on during a run, but will report back.

Steve

Fingers crossed for you. I would keep the new sensors for a week at least just in case, until you have a bit more confidence in the car.

Thanks for the update.


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