If i changed a camshaft sensor on an 05 dodge neon and is still doing the same thing what could it be?

Asked by Awebb1740 Mar 19, 2017 at 01:54 AM about the 2005 Dodge Neon SXT Sedan FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Changed a camshaft senor on an 05 dodge neon and its still having the same
symptoms, when the sensor begins too fail while the car is moving there is a
jerking while losing power. So what else could it be if i already changed the
camshaft sensor.

4 Answers

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There could be a host of things causing your issue, look for a vacuum leak around the throttle body, check the hoses, clean the throttle body and check the throttle body sensor, you could have a bad MAP sensor, clogged catalytic converter or bad O2 Sensors. Clogged injectors....

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Wiggle the lowest cluster of wires about 6 inch away from where the it plugs into pcm right where it's not stiff (broken wire )

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I know this is old but I Have been trying to figure out what is wrong with my truck for a month I threw a cam positioning sensor code put a new coat in and now I had a hard start I could crank for 30 seconds before it started I have with you everything timing everything crankshaft and my final result was I had to buy a Sensor from the dealership put it in and fires right up so if you’re having problems with the camp positioning sensor after changing I know it sucks to buy another part but by the part from the dealership I hope this helps someone else out

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will the heads from a 2005 sxt fit and work in an 01 rt both neons of course

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