check the pigtail as well for water and or poor connections, insulation, etc.
Hard start and codes after replacing CPS
My EX began having problems while away on vacation 2 weeks ago. Threw codes for the Cam position sensor and would smoke like crazy before cutting out. When unplugging and checking the CPS I noticed water in the connector which wasn't a major surprise as the week required some water crossings.
So replaced the sensor as the truck continued to have issues and throw codes on the drive home. I was only able to get a hold of the Grey Standard sensor. Since replacing the sensor I have had an intermittent miss while cruising and a hard start issue which seems like dead batteries so I pulled cleaned and re tightened all battery connections, pulled and checked the starter and connections and load tested the batteries. I am also showing 2 persistent codes a P1670 and P0603 which I have never seen before. Any thought or ideas? Related to the CPS? bad sensor?
So replaced the sensor as the truck continued to have issues and throw codes on the drive home. I was only able to get a hold of the Grey Standard sensor. Since replacing the sensor I have had an intermittent miss while cruising and a hard start issue which seems like dead batteries so I pulled cleaned and re tightened all battery connections, pulled and checked the starter and connections and load tested the batteries. I am also showing 2 persistent codes a P1670 and P0603 which I have never seen before. Any thought or ideas? Related to the CPS? bad sensor?
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