4.0L MAZDA B4000-CODE 214-WHAT/WHERE IS THE CYLINDER IDNTIFICATION SENSOR/CIRCUIT LOCATED

Was that a Hard Fault, Running or Memory code? The code is for an open or short to the Cam Shaft Position Sensor. Cylinder ID is it's proper name. It's on the top and back of the motor - if your engine had a distributor, that's where it would be. The code indicates that there's and open or shorted circuit. Check to see if it's plugged in. There should be 2 screws on top of the sensor - remove them to replace the sensor.

TRACY--THANK YOU MUCH FOR THE ANSWER. THAT WAS A RUNNING CODE. I FOUND A" WHOLE BUNCH" OF DIFFERENT ANSWERS FOR THIS ONE. 2 SOLUTIONS WERE FOUND, 1.REPLACING THE SENSOR (CAP)- ABOUT $50.00 OR THE ENTIRE PART-$400. IS THERE A "BENCH" TEST THAT I CAN RUN?---THANKS AGAIN TRACY---LES KASZA

TEST 1 Does Camshaft Position Sensor circuit have a poor connection? Yes -- Repair connector and/or wiring harness No -- Go to next test TEST 2 Is Camshaft Position Sensor terminal (R) voltage OK with Camshaft Position Sensor connector disconnected and ignition switch On? Voltage: Battery Positive Voltage . Yes -- Go to Test 4 No -- Go to next test TEST 3 Is there continuity between Camshaft Position Sensor terminal (R) and PCM power relay terminal (R)? Yes -- Check PCM power relay No -- Repair wiring harness TEST 4 Is there continuity between Camshaft Position Sensor terminal (B) and a ground? Yes -- Go to next test No -- Repair wiring harness TEST 5 Is there continuity between Camshaft Position Sensor terminal (DL/O) and PCM terminal 24? Yes -- Go to next test No -- Repair wiring harness TEST 6 Does no continuity exist between Camshaft Position Sensor terminal (DL/O) and a ground with the Camshaft Position Sensor and PCM connectors disconnected? Yes -- Go to next test No -- Repair wiring harness TEST 7 Is the Camshaft Position Sensor OK? Refer to Camshaft Position Sensor Testing and Inspection Procedures. See: Powertrain Management\Computers and Control Systems\Camshaft Position Sensor\Testing and Inspection Yes -- Replace PCM No -- Replace Camshaft Position Sensor

GREATLY APPRECIATED TRAY.-----THANKS AGAIN!!!!!---LES KASZA

You're very welcome!