Last 20 seconds are the best lol that's awesome I fuck with all my buddies like that too. I do have the same exact code thrown hopefully me replacing that sensor works. Did anybody ever clean it instead of replacing?
We are getting this code on a 2016 Legacy 3.6. It runs as smooth as ever but the code will come back after 10-20 miles and is annoying because cruise control won’t work and abs light will come on too. How can you tell if the sensor is bad?
Im having the same issue with this did this fix the issue, and I thought bank 1 was the sensor on the bottom since there is two on that side one by the intake and one by the exhaust, im just trying to find a soloution. im getting ready to try this same thing.
So I have the 2015 Impreza model without the intercooler on the top, is it located on the same spot? If so, can you access it from the bottom of the car?
hello sir is this code same (p2088 ) Camshaft position (CMP) actuator A, bank 1 - circuit low?? because i have this code and i didn't found this camshaft
What are the common causes of code P2088? Common causes of code P2088 could include the following- Damaged, burnt, shorted, disconnected, or corroded wiring and/or connectors Low system voltages caused by defects in the battery and/or charging system. Note however that these conditions will almost invariably be indicated by dedicated codes Defective Oil Control Valve Misaligned timing marks due to careless assembly after major repairs to the timing system or assembly of an engine. Note that this will usually be indicated by codes other than P2088, such as codes relating to excessively advanced or retarded valve timing Failed or failing PCM. Note that this is a rare event, and the fault must be sought elsewhere before any control module is replaced What are the symptoms of code P2088? Common symptoms of code P2088 could include the following- Stored trouble code, and possibly an illuminated warning light Other codes relating to misfires or exhaust emissions may be present Hard, or even no start conditions may be present in some cases The engine may exhibit some power loss Idling speed may fluctuate Idling may be rough, and/or erratic, or the engine may not idle at all Fuel consumption may increase Catalytic converter damage or failure may occur due to poor combustion Vehicle may not pass an emissions test
I have the code p000A and it sounds like there’s a knocking coming from that side. Could that cam sensor going bad cause the knock? Do you think this would solve my problem for the intake cam?
Anyone with a p000D code on their STI do what he did in the video and it will fix it. I been fighting this code for 8 months. The code is for the drives side cam. So it has to be the drivers side cam position sensor right? Nope. Well then it has to be the drives side oil control valve? Nope. It's the passenger side cam position sensor and it's a pita RIP your finger.
yeah i did my oil change like 5 days ago but the light came back again lol, what side is bank 2 and if its P000D is it exhaust or intake and where would it be located
@@nestorautorepair I just got an oil change But I had that p000b before my oil change It pops up and I delete the code and comes back on a few weeks later . But I will check my oil level tomorrow
I have a 2015 WRX FA20 and have received P000A and P000B Codes for the past 10,000 miles. Over that time I have replaced all the oil control solenoids at least three times… every single one. I have replaced the timing chains, the AVCS gears. The codes will clear and stay away for a couple weeks but continue to come back. The cams look clean, no debris in the oil … oil is always full and clean. Anyone else having similar issues? I’m not sure what else to replace or change. I have nearly disassembled this entire engine
Is this code still coming up? I’m getting one on a 2016 Legacy 3.6. Didn’t have the problem until we took to a garage for something completely different and I suspect they did something to the car to get us in there for more repairs. Not sure what to do…
@@jimbo3615 yes unfortunately… no codes for 500-1000 miles after replacing another solenoid, but then I would get a P000A,B,C,D code… no idea what was causing this. It was acting like the solenoids were going bad. I would replace the solenoid that matched the code and everything was fine for a few weeks or so. I never found out what it was. I sold the car a year after this issue started. Good luck… this was a pain
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Last 20 seconds are the best lol that's awesome I fuck with all my buddies like that too. I do have the same exact code thrown hopefully me replacing that sensor works. Did anybody ever clean it instead of replacing?
Lol thanks good luck
2019 sti same code cleaned sensors code came back after couple hundred miles :/ 4 months still haven’t fixed it
so touching for an excellent video
Thanks boss for your feedback
We are getting this code on a 2016 Legacy 3.6. It runs as smooth as ever but the code will come back after 10-20 miles and is annoying because cruise control won’t work and abs light will come on too. How can you tell if the sensor is bad?
Same code for a 2017 Pacifica.... any idea if it's the same fix? Thanks!
will working underneath the car easy to replace?
Im having the same issue with this did this fix the issue, and I thought bank 1 was the sensor on the bottom since there is two on that side one by the intake and one by the exhaust, im just trying to find a soloution. im getting ready to try this same thing.
Yes sir this was the fix ,, if you are getting the same code
I have a P000A, C1422, C1413. Autozone said, "The recommended part for your codes is a Camshaft Position Sensor". Where is bank 1? Subaru WRX 2016.
I was told by the dealer that i should replace the oil control valve solenoid. Should i just replace the sensor in the video and or the ocvs or both?
This sensor will do the job
Got it out with wrench. Ended up getting long 1/4 extension and 10mm swivel to out back in. Couldn't get started with fingers!
Yes sir same way I got it done
So I have the 2015 Impreza model without the intercooler on the top, is it located on the same spot? If so, can you access it from the bottom of the car?
Yes it is on the top same spot , can't do it from under no
You did the camshaft sensor for the intake. The code is saying exhaust camshaft ?
Well the one I did it fix the problem not only for me but for many others.
I’m getting that p000D but some say still replace passenger side sensor. I wanna replace both, I have no idea where driver side sensor is at?
I believe I show both on the video , make sure your oil level is good , if is low you will get the same codes
hello sir is this code same (p2088 ) Camshaft position (CMP) actuator A, bank 1 - circuit low?? because i have this code and i didn't found this camshaft
What are the common causes of code P2088?
Common causes of code P2088 could include the following-
Damaged, burnt, shorted, disconnected, or corroded wiring and/or connectors
Low system voltages caused by defects in the battery and/or charging system. Note however that these conditions will almost invariably be indicated by dedicated codes
Defective Oil Control Valve
Misaligned timing marks due to careless assembly after major repairs to the timing system or assembly of an engine. Note that this will usually be indicated by codes other than P2088, such as codes relating to excessively advanced or retarded valve timing
Failed or failing PCM. Note that this is a rare event, and the fault must be sought elsewhere before any control module is replaced
What are the symptoms of code P2088?
Common symptoms of code P2088 could include the following-
Stored trouble code, and possibly an illuminated warning light
Other codes relating to misfires or exhaust emissions may be present
Hard, or even no start conditions may be present in some cases
The engine may exhibit some power loss
Idling speed may fluctuate
Idling may be rough, and/or erratic, or the engine may not idle at all
Fuel consumption may increase
Catalytic converter damage or failure may occur due to poor combustion
Vehicle may not pass an emissions test
I have this code but my 2015 sti has been having white smoke do u possible think it’s that
Well I will try to fix that code first and see
Hey man u know where is the location of bank 2 camshaft position sensor
I have this same code on my mk7 gti. Not sure if it’s the sensor or something else. What should I do?
Same sensor
I have the code p000A and it sounds like there’s a knocking coming from that side. Could that cam sensor going bad cause the knock? Do you think this would solve my problem for the intake cam?
80% it can be the cam sensor ,, make sure you have a good level of oil
Hello I’m looking at a 2015 and the same code and little bit of the knock on the side could this be the sensor making the engine tick ???
It can be yes
Hello i have also a p000A code on a gti. Did anyone with that code replace the cam position densor and fix the ticking as well?
Is this just for the sti? Or is it the same for wrx
Same for wrx
How long after replacing did cel go away
You need to reset it
What part did you replace? Quit didn’t follow what that is
Camshaft sensor
wrong part no. ? looked it up not finding one for 15+ that fits specifically.
Ok
I’m getting p000d camshaft position slow response bank 1 is this the same thing
Yes I believe so
Is it easier to go under the car?
No
This you can only do it from the top
P000d is an exhaust cam position slow response. . Cam 2 (LH)
Hey so I have a 2015 sti, this will possibly fix the p000d code?
Yes it did fix it for this one
@@nestorautorepair I found one but the part number is 22056aa140, is this the same one?
Yes it is the same
@@nestorautorepair awesome thx! Thank u for the quick feedback too helps a lot!
You're welcome
How do you get the driver side out it keeps getting caught
I’ve got a p000d exhaust cam (LH) position slow response would this fix it?
Yes I'm sure it will like I fix this one
i got it couple days ago howd you fix it
collin chance ended up being sensor. Also my downpipe.
KalligraphyX was it the ocvs or the cam sensor an what’s was up with the downpipe
collin chance cam , and cats were roasted.
Anyone with a p000D code on their STI do what he did in the video and it will fix it. I been fighting this code for 8 months. The code is for the drives side cam. So it has to be the drivers side cam position sensor right? Nope. Well then it has to be the drives side oil control valve? Nope. It's the passenger side cam position sensor and it's a pita RIP your finger.
Ok
I changed everything you said and still giving the code changed sensor problem solved lol cost me money to find out lol.
In the same boat as you right now
Question so my code is P000D B camshaft position slow response bank 2 is the the driver or the passenger side
Driver is bank 2
Passenger is bank 1
@@nestorautorepair no! Bank2 is on driver side
Thanks correct
Did you fix yours I have the p000d aa well. If you fixed it what did it take?
Where is passenger side on?
Hey I have a 07 dodge caliber with p000b b bank 1 is this the same
Hi im not sure the location but yes it will be the same fix
@@nestorautorepair when you say same fix do you mean same part just on the drivers side? Bc p000d is divers side.
i got code P000D camshaft positon slow response bank 2 what are things i can do to fix it ? i have a 2016 subaru wrx sti
Make sure you have a good level of oil
yeah i did my oil change like 5 days ago but the light came back again lol, what side is bank 2 and if its P000D is it exhaust or intake and where would it be located
Driver side bank 2
I got codes p000a engine position system bank 1 and p000c slow response bank 1 what should I do
Passenger bank 1
I got a p000c will this fix the problem?
I believe your fix will be on the driver side bank 2
@@nestorautorepair what about p00016 or p0300
@@nestorautorepair also do you know the part numbers for the bank 1 and 2
That's a crankshaft solenoid
Hello, did this fix the problem?
Yes sir 💯%
Thank you for your quick response.
Very informative channel.
THANKS, any Time
How the hell did you fit your hand down there lol 😂
Lol that's what I'm saying
i have the p000b bank 1 and idk where the sensor is. :(
Just follow my video
i’m still trying to find the thing. imma just drive til it blows up for the 5th time. worst car i’ve ever owned.
Wow
I’m having the same code on my brz
Now you know the fix then
@@nestorautorepair I was told on the brz it might be the oil actuator
First make sure the oil level is good
@@nestorautorepair I just got an oil change
But I had that p000b before my oil change
It pops up and I delete the code and comes back on a few weeks later . But I will check my oil level tomorrow
Ok
What about p000D
Same
p000b here chief...? where is bank 2
Driver
How much was the sensor? And where did you buy it?
I don't remember the price,, but it was from AutoZone
Wait the sensor was $64 from advance Auto parts
Thanks
Did you change the oil after the install??
You're welcome
Trying to get this back in the hole is a pita I'm about to just burn the car
I was told this code was specific to jeep..
I have a 2015 WRX FA20 and have received P000A and P000B Codes for the past 10,000 miles. Over that time I have replaced all the oil control solenoids at least three times… every single one. I have replaced the timing chains, the AVCS gears. The codes will clear and stay away for a couple weeks but continue to come back. The cams look clean, no debris in the oil … oil is always full and clean. Anyone else having similar issues? I’m not sure what else to replace or change. I have nearly disassembled this entire engine
Is this code still coming up? I’m getting one on a 2016 Legacy 3.6. Didn’t have the problem until we took to a garage for something completely different and I suspect they did something to the car to get us in there for more repairs. Not sure what to do…
@@jimbo3615 yes unfortunately… no codes for 500-1000 miles after replacing another solenoid, but then I would get a P000A,B,C,D code… no idea what was causing this. It was acting like the solenoids were going bad. I would replace the solenoid that matched the code and everything was fine for a few weeks or so. I never found out what it was. I sold the car a year after this issue started. Good luck… this was a pain