Questions & Answers for: replace cam sensor 1992 buick

cam sensor, crank sensor, ign module, all three coils, map sensor, idle air control valve, computer, pcv valve. TPS shows .38 volts at idle, over .4 at full throttle. I have spark tested on all coils

cam sensor, crank sensor, ign module, all three coils, map sensor, idle air control valve, computer, pcv valve. TPS shows .38 volts at idle, over .4 at full throttle. I have spark tested on all coils

...replace; however the car runs fine. Check engine light comes on sporatically. mechanic says cam shaft sensor needs to be replaced; however car runs fine. Check engine light comes on sporatically. ...

...cam sensor circuit. It could be the sensor is failing, but its also possible the maginet on the cam gear is cracked or broken. If this is the case, the cam gear & chain will need to be

...cam sensor on 1992 buick lesabre and it still shows codes 17 and 41. runs fine until it get warm and then dies and wont start again until it cools off. Check and make sure your battery cables are ...

...CAM SENOR RETURN A CODE OR IS IT ONLY FOR EMC SYSTEM. usually they will not throw a code, check to see if the car is getting spark when trying to start, if not just replace crank sensor and should be ...

...cam sensor twice and its not turning off from my check engine light and now im having trouble with my intake something get hot on it and its starts to lose acceleration like if im running out of gas. ...

...replace cam sensor on '92 Lesabre. Where is it and how do I access it. I put new plugs and wires in and coils and module ok . Engine turns over but won't start. 3.8 L it is on the ...

...replace it? I JUST HAD NEW CRANK SENSOR INSTALLED AND MECHANIC TOLD ME THE CAM SENSOR IS NOT WORKING PERFECT AND THAT THE CAR WILL RUN BUT MY GAS MILAGE WILLSUFFER. Well, a sensor either works or it ...

...Cam sensor , crank sensor, ECM, on a 1992 buick lasbre 3800 and car will not start. Sound like timing is off! dont replace anymore til u know the cause--test for spark 1st-it may just be the ignition ...