This is the new gen model. My car was actually turning off when ever decelerated. So at stop lights my car would turn off. It also hesitated when I accelerate.
I got the p0010 on my 2015 Chevy Malibu it buckles below 1500 rpm when I’m accelerating at a stop and sometimes stalls would you recommend replacing the solenoid or the camshaft sensor
Bro is that the impala New gen model...If so will the 2.4 litre Eco have the same part? And can you tell me what symptoms your car had wen your check engine light came on? Was car driving funny?
@Tony What code did it give out? I have a 2015 impala and it’s giving me P055B I was told it was the intake & camshaft solenoid which I just replaced and still have check engine?
Great video, but the 2014 Chevrolet Malibu Ls 2.5 has two camshaft sensors. You only showed one in your video, any idea where the second one is located? Help!!!
you said it wasnt the camshaft sensor but it was the intake solenoid. by any chance do know where that is located? (i know you said the dealer fixed it)
I have the same issue! My check engine light came on and I took it by autozone and it was code p0011.. which is the camshaft intake solenoid but like you said the part isn’t easy to find and I wanted to make sure I have the right part. I drive a 2018 Chevy Malibu LT.. and i refuse to pay an arm and a leg for this 🤦🏽♀️.. what would be the best thing for me to do?
I’m assuming your car turns off when you take you foot off the throttle petal as well. If you are experiencing the same things I talked about in the video, take your car to your local Chevy dealership. If your car is still under 100k miles it will be covered under the powertrain warranty
if it's the camshaft intake solenoid replace the exhaust as well. Autozone they are about $75 each. So I would go to the store and ask for the part number then go to rockauto.com and order the parts. They are usually a lot cheaper.
You know if this is the same on a 2013 Chevy impala ltz? I just got the car so I'm not too familiar with it but that's what I was told needed replacing.
First buy a repair manual. Haynes or chiltons are like $25. The Chevy service manual is pricey at $500, but if you plan to keep the car buying the Chevy manual will help you potentially save thousands in repairs, they contain absolutely everything. Next disconnect battery, read book, fix car.
Tony does it all so you said in the video that your intake solenoid was covered under the powertrain warranty... ? Why is mine not ?my vehicle has 65000 miles still under the powertrain 100000 warranty..🤔
SAS15G the powertrain covers lubricated parts such as your engine and transmission. But if you. I’ll say replace the intake rock arm to eliminate it as a possible issue.
This whole video is just him saying it wasn’t the camshaft sensor and needed a different part… I didn’t watch the last 30 seconds but still, not helpful
This is the new gen model. My car was actually turning off when ever decelerated. So at stop lights my car would turn off. It also hesitated when I accelerate.
I got the p0010 on my 2015 Chevy Malibu it buckles below 1500 rpm when I’m accelerating at a stop and sometimes stalls would you recommend replacing the solenoid or the camshaft sensor
skip to 2:59 to actually see what you're looking for
That’s what I’m talking bout👍🏽right on man
Beautiful Car. Currently waiting at Chevy service to have this replaced on my V6VVT Pepperdust edition
Thanks man I was looking everywhere for that thing and some Idiot on another RUclips channel with our same years showed a total wrong location
I know I’m late but how to you take the sensor out, I’m having a hard time doing the clip part
Bro is that the impala New gen model...If so will the 2.4 litre Eco have the same part? And can you tell me what symptoms your car had wen your check engine light came on? Was car driving funny?
@Tony What code did it give out? I have a 2015 impala and it’s giving me P055B I was told it was the intake & camshaft solenoid which I just replaced and still have check engine?
I thought you were going to show the repair...
Great video, but the 2014 Chevrolet Malibu Ls 2.5 has two camshaft sensors. You only showed one in your video, any idea where the second one is located? Help!!!
you ever find it ?
Yes! Thanks
@@mymusic9858you mind telling me where ?
kinda stuck trying to find it
you think you could tell me or show me where it is with a link or picture ?
you said it wasnt the camshaft sensor but it was the intake solenoid. by any chance do know where that is located? (i know you said the dealer fixed it)
is this 4 cyl? where is crank shaft sensor located?
Rt he did a crappy job showing you where it's at
I have the same issue! My check engine light came on and I took it by autozone and it was code p0011.. which is the camshaft intake solenoid but like you said the part isn’t easy to find and I wanted to make sure I have the right part. I drive a 2018 Chevy Malibu LT.. and i refuse to pay an arm and a leg for this 🤦🏽♀️.. what would be the best thing for me to do?
I’m assuming your car turns off when you take you foot off the throttle petal as well. If you are experiencing the same things I talked about in the video, take your car to your local Chevy dealership. If your car is still under 100k miles it will be covered under the powertrain warranty
if it's the camshaft intake solenoid replace the exhaust as well. Autozone they are about $75 each. So I would go to the store and ask for the part number then go to rockauto.com and order the parts. They are usually a lot cheaper.
I have a 2015 silverado put on the tester and thats what came up. So now my truck will crank but wont start can u help me please?
U replaced the exhaust camshaft position sensor..the intake can sensor on the other end...intake side...just FYI....but kool vid,and good to know..
Can you please tell me where the intake one is located
@joe Tisi
Nice vid
What size was the bolt?
You know if this is the same on a 2013 Chevy impala ltz? I just got the car so I'm not too familiar with it but that's what I was told needed replacing.
ChillinInTraffic the cam shaft sensor is not the same. Your part is available in most local auto part stores though.
Have you ever had a code that read P055b I have a Chevy Malibu 2014
Thats the oil pressure sensor
Question so I have to get my intake and exhaust camshaft position center fixed so how do I do it ????
First buy a repair manual. Haynes or chiltons are like $25. The Chevy service manual is pricey at $500, but if you plan to keep the car buying the Chevy manual will help you potentially save thousands in repairs, they contain absolutely everything. Next disconnect battery, read book, fix car.
I have a 2014 malibu lt... check eng light on... faulty intake rockerarm solenoid valve .... is this covered under the powertrain warranty
SAS15G ruclips.net/video/cmfB7FgYuZk/видео.html It’s not covered but this should be helpful.
Tony does it all so you said in the video that your intake solenoid was covered under the powertrain warranty... ? Why is mine not ?my vehicle has 65000 miles still under the powertrain 100000 warranty..🤔
SAS15G the powertrain covers lubricated parts such as your engine and transmission. But if you. I’ll say replace the intake rock arm to eliminate it as a possible issue.
SAS15G btw my video is about the intake solenoid for the camshaft position sensor
@@boongie51 you never pointed at the solenoid its top back passenger side of engine
What code did the obd reader give I'm curious cause I'm having the same issue except my light comes and goes?
P0013 is mine
Camshaft Position Sensor is P055B, Solenoid is P0014 or P0016
$30 my ass. Advanced Auto Parts charging me $67 for the OEM camshaft. It's flipping nutzso. ANd they say we need two for the Impala LS model
What is the part number for solenoid.
Terrence Pinkard I put a link in the description for the part
boongie51 thanks, I ordered the parts Saturday and I installed them. everything worked out great. Your video helped alot for locating that sensor.
You are aware that there are 2 cam sensors on this engine, don’t you?
Is this a 3.6
Dbgrasshopper33 2.5
😂😂😂 thats the camshaft position sensor not the intake actuator 😂😂😂 the intake and exhaust camshaft actuator is on the front and back of the motor
This whole video is just him saying it wasn’t the camshaft sensor and needed a different part… I didn’t watch the last 30 seconds but still, not helpful