yev

I have a 2007 350z with 70k miles. Last week I was driving and suddenly the car shuttered and died on me. The VDC, Slip, and Check Engine lights all came on and I could barely start the car up. Limped the car back home and wasn’t able to go over 2500 rpm. Check the codes and it gave me a P0345 and a C1130 code. I went and bought 2 new sensors and replaced the drivers side cam sensors. Cleared the codes and started the car again but it still worked the same exact way. The bank 2 cylinders are not firing. I took off the throttle body and checked the plugs. They were wet so it is still getting fuel and I made sure there was a spark. So I’m guessing it has to be either an issue with the throttle body. Swapped a throttle body from my buddy’s car. I did the reset and checked the resistance on the cam sensors and they both read the same. I also checked to make sure there was power from the wiring side and both connectors read the same. I even took off the cam sensors from bank 1 and swapped them to bank 2 but the car is still running the same way. Read some forums and everyone said to check the ground wires or were having no issues after changing the cam sensors. Really not sure what to do at this point besides. Only options I can think of are that I wasn’t able to properly reset my throttle body because the engine didn’t get up to temp. Kind of sketched out to run on 3 cylinders only while the other 3 just get flooded with fuel. Any help would be appreciated