Change Your Camshaft Position Sensor Today!!!!
06-04-2003, 03:49 AM
#1
Change Your Camshaft Position Sensor Today!!!!
Yesterday i purchased a second 92 se with well over 200k on the clock.
This car was only 500 bucks and came with the worst bucking, stalling and engine stumbling I have ever seen. NO wonder it was only 500 bux!
I ran a diagnostic scan and found no error codes. I then took it to the local nissan dealer and ran a diagnostic code and came up with a code F.( i have never heard of code F in my life and i was very skeptical) I was informed I had a failing camshaft position sensor and they could replace it to the tune of 500$ for part plus labor.
I politely declined and began hunting down a working cam sensor. I wanted to use oe nissan parts but I quite simply didnt think the car was worth it. I called autozone and they had a sensor made by wells for 199$. Well what the heck i said. I installed a new cam sensor, marked the old timing lines, replaced my plugs with some NGKs, cleaned my coil packs and reset my ECU.
Needless to say shes a sexy ***** now! i have never seen such an improvement to a vehicle in my life. The real question is will the sensor stand the test of time?? who knows but for now IM HAPPY!
I had to show the guy who sold me the car for 500$. He was ****ed!!
Hope this helps someone
-Tick
This car was only 500 bucks and came with the worst bucking, stalling and engine stumbling I have ever seen. NO wonder it was only 500 bux!
I ran a diagnostic scan and found no error codes. I then took it to the local nissan dealer and ran a diagnostic code and came up with a code F.( i have never heard of code F in my life and i was very skeptical) I was informed I had a failing camshaft position sensor and they could replace it to the tune of 500$ for part plus labor.
I politely declined and began hunting down a working cam sensor. I wanted to use oe nissan parts but I quite simply didnt think the car was worth it. I called autozone and they had a sensor made by wells for 199$. Well what the heck i said. I installed a new cam sensor, marked the old timing lines, replaced my plugs with some NGKs, cleaned my coil packs and reset my ECU.
Needless to say shes a sexy ***** now! i have never seen such an improvement to a vehicle in my life. The real question is will the sensor stand the test of time?? who knows but for now IM HAPPY!
I had to show the guy who sold me the car for 500$. He was ****ed!!
Hope this helps someone
-Tick
06-04-2003, 01:27 PM
#4
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hey there
I hear that the catttman performance cam shafts are pretty good do you have any idea how good they are and if the produce good horse power gains. well let me know if you have any idea well I'll talk to you later.
I hear that the catttman performance cam shafts are pretty good do you have any idea how good they are and if the produce good horse power gains. well let me know if you have any idea well I'll talk to you later.
06-04-2003, 01:31 PM
#5
Originally posted by Ewindela
hey there
I hear that the catttman performance cam shafts are pretty good do you have any idea how good they are and if the produce good horse power gains. well let me know if you have any idea well I'll talk to you later.
hey there
I hear that the catttman performance cam shafts are pretty good do you have any idea how good they are and if the produce good horse power gains. well let me know if you have any idea well I'll talk to you later.
cattman sells JWT camshafts.
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