Replaced 3.0L now cam and crank codes
#11
Call a dealer and see if the part numbers on the distributor match for the year models. OR if you used the distributor off the junkyard engine there may be an issue with the pickup. Also the plate behind the crank sprocket that the crank sensor reads could be bent or misaligned. I doubt timing is messed up if you say it runs well. However, IF it is a little off you may perceive it runs well, but it's out. A dead giveaway usually is a vibration felt in higher RPMs like 2000 and up. Someone could see the cam/crank difference on the DRB data and know almost immediately either way. The two different types of sensors you are talking about are, as I remember, 12" and 18" pigtail. No difference in the rest of it.
Numbers on the Distributor are diffrent I swapped them out with no change. I have used both pickups also. I inspected the metal ring behind the crank gear when i changed out the sensor and the plate looked like it was sitting strait. I know there are 2 roll pins that kind of hold it together because i have had them come apart before but i don't think this one was every seperated from the gear when i put the belt in.
#12
I think I fixed it. The reluctor on the cam sensor is diffrent one has only one tang for the sensor and the car needed one with 4 tangs going through the sensor. Didn't notice that when I swapped them.
Thanks all for the input!!
Thanks all for the input!!
#13
You mean the pickup inside the distributor?
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