Q: How to replace the Camshaft Position Sensor on Chevrolet Colorado?
A: Before changing the Camshaft Position Sensor users need to detach the engine wiring harness electrical connector from the camshaft position (CMP) sensor. Proceed to take out the cmp sensor from the Cylinder Head after removing its retaining bolt while discarding the o-ring seal. The installation process starts with applying new o-ring seal to the cmp sensor which requires engine oil lubrication before sensor placement into the Cylinder Head. Secure the cmp sensor bolt with a torque of 10 n.m (89 lb in) after proper installation. As a concluding step install the engine wiring harness electrical connector back onto the cmp sensor.
Q: How to service the camshaft position sensor on Chevrolet Malibu?
A: Service of the Camshaft Position Sensor begins by switching off the ignition. You must first remove the Power Steering Pump before disconnecting the sensor electrical connector and removing its attaching bolt to pull out the sensor. A sensor replacement inspection must involve checking the sensor o-ring for signs of damage or either cracks or fluid leakage. Clean engine oil needs to lubricate the o-ring before sensor installation and you must replace it when it shows signs of damage. The Camshaft Position Sensor installation requires tightening the retaining bolt to exactly 8 n.m (71 lb in). Connect the sensor electric cable before putting back the Power Steering Pump.
Q: How to service the Camshaft Position Sensor (CMP) on Chevrolet Tahoe?
A: It is important to clean the space around the sensor before you work on the CMP. If necessary, take off the engine sight shield, and after that, pull off the CMP sensor electrical connector. After that, unscrew the CMP sensor bolt and take the CMP sensor away. After putting the CMP sensor in place, use the CMP sensor bolt and tighten it to 25 N.m (18 lb ft), following Service Precautions for fasteners. Make sure to put the electrical connector for the CMP sensor back on, and the sight shield as required.