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camshaft position sensor p0300 - 11/20/2007 12:42:27 PM   
murfthesurf4

 

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code p0300 misfire... maybe I will replace camshaftsensor. I saw it the other day when i replaced cap and rotor. I guess i loosen that bolt to raise up whatever  andreplacce sensor ? right? just dont turn anything!! I changed plugs cap and rotor  so maybe I should have done sensor while there but then I would have never known then. maybe now I will  learn something to help out someone else !!starts good but runs really rough. By the way just purchase code reader forall vehicles
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RE: camshaft position sensor p0300 - 11/20/2007 6:49:25 PM   
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Why would a P0300 random misfire code lead you to a faulty camshaft position sensor?  Is there a specific code pointing at the CMP sensor?  You don't just replace the CMP sensor unless you have specific information pointing towards it being a problem.

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RE: camshaft position sensor p0300 - 11/21/2007 12:41:05 AM   
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Did you replace the plug wires?  Blazerboy30 had the same prob and found it to be a loose #3 plug connection!

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RE: camshaft position sensor p0300 - 11/25/2007 11:32:21 AM   
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ok now I have replaced cap.rotor,plugs, wires and egr valve still have problem. still multiple misfires. should i check coil and oxy sensors?

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RE: camshaft position sensor p0300 - 11/25/2007 8:12:30 PM   
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Yep...but now my SES light came on. Got it scanned and still has the random/multiple misfire code? My blazers running great now..no miss or anything. I still have the high RPM"S though!!

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RE: camshaft position sensor p0300 - 11/26/2007 9:00:54 AM   
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I don't know why I didn't catch this sooner, but I'm cleaning this up now.

Everyone wishing to respond to the OP, please do so in the following thread: crankshaft position sensor

Other threads to be closed and pointing to the thread above include:
IS IT TRUE?
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