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Old 09-17-2011, 03:28 PM
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I recently noticed my Service Engine Soon light turned on. Then yesterday, while driving home, my car suddenly stopped and a whole bunch of lights turned on the dash and I couldn't go faster than 5mph. I put the car in park, closed the engine and tried to restart it but it didn't want to. Finally I got it started, and got home. I hooked it up to my tester, and got the P0345 error code, which has something to do with this thread and the camshaft. Now, I am willing to order the parts online and doing it myself and I was wondering where I can get the parts for this error code (the exact link to the parts so all I can do is pay for them, as I don't know from where I should order them and which exact part I need). If anyone can help me that would be greatly appreciated.
I have read that it could be the driver's or passenger cam shaft sensor that could be faulty, and I would like to replace both so I do not need to worry about this issue again.

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everything in this thread is worth reading assuming you haven't...the answers and where to buy are discussed...do not buy the off brand ones from parts stores
 
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Originally Posted by JaE35
everything in this thread is worth reading assuming you haven't...the answers and where to buy are discussed...do not buy the off brand ones from parts stores


Do not buy the off brand ones from parts stores is exactly what I do not want to do. The question I was asking is from which site should I order the parts needed for my specific error code, since I have never really ordered car parts online.

Can anyone could provide the links to the parts needed for my error code is what I was really asking so before trying to be smart and saying that I should read the thread, which I have, why not keep useless information to yourself.
 
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Old 09-17-2011, 03:43 PM
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check post 14 of this thread...you'll have to call and give them the part numbers and place the order that way...the answer to your question is also answered there as well
 
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Old 09-17-2011, 03:49 PM
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Originally Posted by JaE35
check post 14 of this thread...you'll have to call and give them the part numbers and place the order that way...the answer to your question is also answered there as well
Thank you, that is a little better.
Now, if anyone has had the error code P0345 and got it resolved, please feel free to post.
 
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Old 09-17-2011, 03:56 PM
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Thank you, that is a little better.
Now, if anyone has had the error code P0345 and got it resolved, please feel free to post.
that is the code for the driver side sensor i believe
 
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Old 09-17-2011, 04:02 PM
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that's the exact code i had and the one i had to replace
 
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Is the new driver side sensor supposed to snap in and stay fastened or it just slides in and fastened with the 10mm bolt? Cant seem to get it to stay on... It came off pretty easy but not sure if its supposed to snap on...
 
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Old 09-17-2011, 05:42 PM
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should be a bolt on it
 
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Old 09-17-2011, 06:26 PM
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The bolt is there but what I was talking about is the connector? I cant feel it snap in and i can pull it out of the connector rather easily w/o pushing on the green tab.
 
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mine pushed in the same way i pulled the old one out push it til it clicks...how was it when you removed your old sensor? slide right out? mine was hell to separate..you should be able to look and see everything going on if there's a problem. It's pretty straight forward and the upper clip is visible
 
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I used a pair of small pliers to grip the base of it while i pressed on the green tab and wiggled it until it broke free. It was pretty easy considering I already had the wiring harness loose since im changing plugs too... Ill take a look as to why its not snapping in place. Thanks bud...
 
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Ok so i managed to replace both camshaft position sensors, plugs, oil pressure sender, performed engine flush, dropped lower oil trough and cleaned oil screen and new oil and filter... Fired the cart up and once it reached temp it began to sputter and stalled out!!! I dont know what else it can be... Does this sound familiar to anyone or know what else I can do???
 
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I just changed my cam sensor (bank 1) on my g35.. Can anyone tell me if it's normal to have oil on the actual sensor itself? I'd assume so considering the oil ring on the back. If not, I've heard of blown cam seals in the rear. Please help. Thanks.
 
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Originally Posted by Devo182
I just changed my cam sensor (bank 1) on my g35.. Can anyone tell me if it's normal to have oil on the actual sensor itself? I'd assume so considering the oil ring on the back. If not, I've heard of blown cam seals in the rear. Please help. Thanks.
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that's a great question, i assume so. Mine was soaked
I changed my driver side camshaft sensor last Friday, and there was a little oil on mine as well. Hope this helps
 
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Originally Posted by Devo182
I just changed my cam sensor (bank 1) on my g35.. Can anyone tell me if it's normal to have oil on the actual sensor itself? I'd assume so considering the oil ring on the back. If not, I've heard of blown cam seals in the rear. Please help. Thanks.
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I changed my driver side camshaft sensor last Friday, and there was a little oil on mine as well. Hope this helps
Same here. Changed mines about a month ago.
 


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