Camshaft Position Sensor A Circuit Intermittent

All sensors have been replaced even the pcm.

Camshaft position sensor a circuit intermittent.

Camshaft position sensor a circuit intermittent bank 1 what does that mean. P0344 camshaft position sensor a circuit intermittent means there s a missing signal at a point in the cmp camshaft position sensors. It will no longer be able to send a signal to the pcm and your wrangler will get the intermittent p0344 code. Random misfire detected intermittent voltage for o2 sensor camshaft position sensor.

This is a generic powertrain diagnostic trouble code dtc which means it covers all makes models starting around 2003. This indicates an intermittent electrical circuit fault and this code may occur in combination with codes p0340 and p0341 both of which also indicate intermittent electrical circuit problems with the camshaft position sensor failing to send signals to indicate that the crankshaft sensor signal is correct. An intermittent or complete cmp sensor failure while on the road could be dangerous. A camshaft position sensor can fail without warning.

The camshaft position sensor itself can go bad over time. I ve seen numerous codes on my 2009 dodge ram 1500 4 7l. Sensor b codes pertain to the exhaust camshaft. P0344 is know to be triggered by a battery that has low no charge.

P0344 meaning the camshaft position sensor is an electronic device used in an engine to record the rate at which the camshaft is spinning. This information is used by the engine control module to control ignition and fuel injection the camshaft position sensor senses the retraction of camshaft intake to identify a particular cylinder. Ran okay without doing but still getting random misfire codes. Sensor a indicates that the malfunction is occurring with the camshaft position sensor circuit that pertains to the intake camshaft.

On the other hand v6 or v8 engines have two banks bank 1 and bank 2 and would therefore have two cmps so dtc p0349 would refer to bank 2. You are driving on the highway moving along in fast traffic when your engine suddenly loses power.