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Posted

where is the location of the camshaft sensor on a 996 carrera4 (trying to find cause of misfire/ renewed plugs//lampda sensors//coil packs//air flow meter//

any advices appreciated.

Posted

The sensors on on the intake cams on the driven end, so for 1-3 on the side (drivers) they are toward the front of the engine on the top of the head, and on the 4-6 side on the rear of the engine, again on the top of the head. Pretty hard to get at the 1-3, a little easier for the 4-6 if you remove some misc. stuff (airbox, etc.). Here are some pics that might help you, sorry they are not better.

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Posted

Depends on the year of your car, Dharn55 is correct for a 3.4 motor, with the switch to vane adjustment on the 3.6-on motors, they are on the opposite ends.

-Todd

Posted

The sensors on on the intake cams on the driven end, so for 1-3 on the side (drivers) they are toward the front of the engine on the top of the head, and on the 4-6 side on the rear of the engine, again on the top of the head. Pretty hard to get at the 1-3, a little easier for the 4-6 if you remove some misc. stuff (airbox, etc.). Here are some pics that might help you, sorry they are not better.

Hi many thanks for your trouble and its a great help i am trying to get an exploded picture of the 996 engine my efforts have been in vain.

regards RW

Posted

Depends on the year of your car, Dharn55 is correct for a 3.4 motor, with the switch to vane adjustment on the 3.6-on motors, they are on the opposite ends.

-Todd

Many thanks for your contribution Todd.

  • 4 weeks later...
Posted

Depends on the year of your car, Dharn55 is correct for a 3.4 motor, with the switch to vane adjustment on the 3.6-on motors, they are on the opposite ends.

-Todd

Hi would faulty camshaft sensors relate to emissions problems (runs good at tickover when cold but when its warmed up it starts running badly.

regards RW

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