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Cam timing sensor?
#77022
03/06/03 04:55 PM
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Joined: Oct 2001
Posts: 206
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I am going to look at a 4runner that's for sale in a couple of days. The owner gave me a full run down on it. He said the only thing wrong with it is that the check engine light is on and the emergency brake light is also on. I figure the brake light is due to low fluid or something out of adjustment, no big deal. He did say that he pulled the code on the check engine and it showed a "cam timing sensor" malfunction. This is on a 3.0 motor so I have no idea what this means. Is this something major or minor? Would it be a PITA to change out? I have no clue. Thanks for any input.
98 4runner Limited, 33's and stuff 85 4runner - 4 sale 85 Toy pickemuptruk, EFI, winched, locked, rust
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Re: Cam timing sensor?
#77023
03/06/03 05:31 PM
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Joined: Jun 2001
Posts: 1,466
Body Damage is Cool
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I can tell you for the 3rd gen. 4Runner it would probably take about an hour to replace the cam timing sensor. It's located beneath the plastic cam cover. You might want to check what the price for a new one is from a dealership.
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