Bro you have best video on RUclips for this sensor, I don't see anyone else talk about that plastic dow looking pin on sensor that goes into the hole, let alone show a clear picture of the sensor in. Thank you!!!!
Just FYI for anyone who drops by because of the keywords honda - P0341... for VTC-VTEC models, P0341 mentions the sensor, but it doenst actually mean that the sensor is fualty. it actaully means something is causing a dissagreement betweeen crankshaft and camshaft expected position during cranking. So its either a failed valve control solenoid or actuator in the VTC system or the chain is sttretch and/or the chain guides are worn. Unfortuantely, most often the later, which is $$$$$ :(
So I've replaced my timing belt, water pump, crankshaft sensor and camshaft sensor. I started out getting a p0340 code before the work was done. Now afterwards I'm getting a p0341 code.
Hi thank goodness I saw your video but may I know the wire order for that sensor’s socket??? Because my socket is shredded and I don’t know the wire orders, HEEEELPP ;-(
I just used a utility knife and cut the bottom half off that cover. Bout a 10 minute job. And if the cam sensor ever goes bad again, it will be a 3 minute job.
Hi @Tim, Are you saying that you were able to replace the camshaft position sensor without having to take off the valve cover, etc.? Could you possibly attach a photo of your timing belt enclosoure - how it looks after you cut it? Thanks!
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This is the best video by far. Detailed but fast and easy. Thank you!!!
Bro you have best video on RUclips for this sensor, I don't see anyone else talk about that plastic dow looking pin on sensor that goes into the hole, let alone show a clear picture of the sensor in. Thank you!!!!
You made it easy for me thanks my code was a p3040 hopefully it fixes it
Did it work? I just got the same code
outstanding Job
Thank you my man, I appreciate this.
Very helpful video
Just FYI for anyone who drops by because of the keywords honda - P0341... for VTC-VTEC models, P0341 mentions the sensor, but it doenst actually mean that the sensor is fualty. it actaully means something is causing a dissagreement betweeen crankshaft and camshaft expected position during cranking. So its either a failed valve control solenoid or actuator in the VTC system or the chain is sttretch and/or the chain guides are worn. Unfortuantely, most often the later, which is $$$$$ :(
These are d series Hondas not k series, they don’t have chains then have timing belts, but I’m guessing u mean by chain is the timing belt
All great ideas
So I've replaced my timing belt, water pump, crankshaft sensor and camshaft sensor. I started out getting a p0340 code before the work was done. Now afterwards I'm getting a p0341 code.
Mine has the egr valve right next to the cam plug have to remove it as well.
That’s because you have the ex model
where is the camshaft senser on a 1.5 liter honda engine located
Around the same place
Hi brother what's the name of silicone ? I WANT TO BUY IT
Good job y friends 👍
What's the part number for the sensor?
Hi thank goodness I saw your video but may I know the wire order for that sensor’s socket??? Because my socket is shredded and I don’t know the wire orders, HEEEELPP ;-(
I just used a utility knife and cut the bottom half off that cover. Bout a 10 minute job. And if the cam sensor ever goes bad again, it will be a 3 minute job.
Hi @Tim, Are you saying that you were able to replace the camshaft position sensor without having to take off the valve cover, etc.? Could you possibly attach a photo of your timing belt enclosoure - how it looks after you cut it? Thanks!
@@jkopvo can’t post a video on here.
@@jkopvo there is a video on RUclips showing how to do it. It’s titled the easy way.
@@Kosar19 Thanks, I found it: "The EASY way. Honda camshaft position sensor removal" ruclips.net/video/EuZ95q94OlI/видео.html
I’m gonna do that too
Buen video y bien explicado,
Was that an Honda oem sensor ?
Yes it was
@@JaboTheMechanic thanks good to know I fucked up 😂 I hate my self sometimes
Engines great..sensors always fail...1st world problem
Was this done on an EX?
No, an lx cause he doesn’t have vtec or an egr or abs
yo can you fix mine? ill pay you lol