Questions & Answers for: Ford code 340

engine service light / 4 codes read description below #1) P1744 - TCC soleniod circuit range/perf #2) P0340 - camshaft position sensor A - bank1 circuit malfunction #3) P0401 - EGR flow insufficent #4

Code 340 COULD be caused solely by a faulty Camshaft Position Sensor. However, this code refers to the entire circuit. So, replacing the sensor may not fix the issue. The problem could lie in any part

no spark #2 cylinder only. Codes 340 and 353 present without knowing the year of the car the codes could mean something different. However, if it is telling you no spark to #2 plug then you should ...

...code 1383 and 340. Is this the cam sensor? SWPSmith This is the Zetec engine. Hi Swpsmith, The code P0340 is for the camshaft sensor circuit. P1383 is for the variable cam timing,the actuator on the ...

Code 340 COULD be caused solely by a faulty Camshaft Position Sensor. However, this code refers to the entire circuit. So, replacing the sensor may not fix the issue. The problem could lie in any part

po 340 camshaft position sensor. a circuit bank 1 or single sensor does it have a 6 cylinder if so need to change camshaft sensor out code 340

...code 340 & 457 105,700 miles of trouble free driving. 1st gas cap light it, I checked cap, seal looks ok and cap is and was tight. I did not check the code, Aprox 3 days later, the check engine ...

how i can fix? Code 340 is for a problem with the signal coming from the cam sensor for bank one. Bank one is the head with cylinder number one. The sensor and the circuit would need to be checked out

Code 340 is the camshaft positioning sensor the 106 manifold absolute pressure. The sensors would not make any noise. Try to take a piece of garden hose and see if you can isolate the noise by putting

Have a 1998 Ford Explorer 4.0 V6 with a OBD trouble code 340. What does that indicate. I assume you mean P0340 ??? The code indicates a fault in the signal from the Camshaft position sensor.