2000 4runner - camshaft position sensor resistance?
12-11-2012, 03:43 PM
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2000 4runner - camshaft position sensor resistance?
When checking the resistance on this sensor, would a reading of 1.104 indicate a faulty sensor, or is my meter display simply showing me 1104? I adjust the fluke to show me a reading in k ohms, and it reads 1.104. The FSM says it should read between 835 - 1400 k ohms, cold. This engine is cold, havent started it for days. Meter says 1.104 - is that a bad sensor?
how often do these actually go bad and how often do they cause misfires? ( I recently replaced the TB/WP and reverified the timing marks line up, on every second rotation of the crank pully.)
how often do these actually go bad and how often do they cause misfires? ( I recently replaced the TB/WP and reverified the timing marks line up, on every second rotation of the crank pully.)
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12-12-2012, 10:27 AM
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OK, thanks for clarifying the resistance values. As fancy as my fluke meter is, it doesnt seem to have a way of rolling that decimal out to the thousandth position.
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OK, thanks for clarifying the resistance values. As fancy as my fluke meter is, it doesnt seem to have a way of rolling that decimal out to the thousandth position.
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