AJLUVHERZ

I have replaced both bank 1 &2 camshaft position sensors but the car still died in the middle of an intersection. TCS and slip light came back on. I was going have my codes read again today at autozone to see if showing the same thing like maybe i got bad sensors from them. But has anyone else experienced this issue?

travlee

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did you replace with OEM sensors or ones from vatozone? when it comes to sensors, i try to stick to oem. where in TX are you?

after looking at your pic, guessing you are in the dfw metroplex (the phone number on the van). i would order them from courtesyparts.com, and pick them up will call at courtesy nissan off of 75

https://www.courtesyparts.com/nissan...amshaft-sensor

AJLUVHERZ

yes i replaced with ones from Autozone, i will contact courtesy and try one of theirs. thanks

travlee

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get the codes read first though

TEXASGIRLAJ

will do trying not to go get another car note, its just so aggervating, and i don't want to make everything worse by having to crank it like this all the time.

dkmura

iTrader: (64)

Are you posting from two different forum IDs?

TEXASGIRLAJ

I'm not even sure how that is happening

TEXASGIRLAJ

same p0345 but the autozone guy said it may take 100 start ups for my computer to reset he was like if its not clear by thursday to come back may be faulty part or electrical issue

dkmura

iTrader: (64)

While the parts stores won't erase the codes, use the manual method. With the key in the ignition, quickly turn it to the accessory mode (dash lights on-no ignition) and back to off, six times in a row. The seventh time, just start your Z and see if a CEL appears once again. This method usually erases all ECM, BCM and ABS codes in memory.

superd806

erase codes by disconnecting your positive battery cable for a few minutes, i was told

travlee

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3 months late to the party