How to Fix Hyundai P0014: 'B' Camshaft Position Timing Over-Advanced Or System Performance

[@SpadeNya]

Best video on the topic! Thank you for taking your time to make this!!!

[@tylerhenry168]

Is it worth checking the cam sensors? Or the OCV’s? I just changed the oil and replaced exhaust side vvt solenoid and check engine light came back on

[@pinkdollphinz]

Could it aslo be the dowel pin walking into the camshaft phaser?

[@tp451]

Yes a life saver! Thank you!

[@naisah8605]

Hi. Thank you for the video!! My 2017 Santa Fe had engine light on. P0014. Then light was off in the morning. I checked oil and it was very low. I went ahead and changed the oil. If the lights doesn’t not come back should be ok? Or should I take the car to the dealership for a check up? What do you think?

[@whyingo7964]

It never hurts to get things checked out. Personally, I would wait and see if the code came back.

[@ronaldwebb6273]

Where are the valves located?

[@GrubELiT3]

You are a life saver!

[@LovedbyJesus101]

Thanks very informative

[@lyncmjclmn]

Thanks

[@f3archrist]

No way to tell if it's intake or exhaust?

[@Rottweiler30]

Change or clean both to be safe.

[@Ink.233]

A for intake and B for exhaust