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Hello I have an 06 aveo manual transmission I have no problems it runs smooth but the check engine light came on and I took it to an autozone and it read for a camshaft position sensor or a crankshaft position sensor. The car has not had problems starting or running. I have no problems changing gears so I don't really know what is the best thing for me to do. should I replace both sensors or should i try with one first to see if that fixes the problem?
What is the P code it read?
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I just replaced cam sensor. It's cheap, but a pain in the ass to replace. It's the same procedure as a timing belt change to get the plastic out the way then you can access the sensor.
I stumbled upon this video the other day and funny how this thread came up.....anyhow the gentleman in this youtube clip shows a camshaft position sensor replacement for the 2008 aveo: Replace Camshaft Position Sensor 2008 Chevrolet Aveo5 for OBD-II Code P0340 - YouTube He is no pro but does eventually get it done.
Thanks for the advices guys i will recheck for the p code and let you know what it is. I will also change the cam sensor and let you know if the problem is fixed thanks also for the video i hope it helps make it somewhat easier to get the job done.
Good video: I removed just about everything to swap it. That was a nice short cut about not removing the lower cover and stuffing a rag in place. I usually remove the air box early to just make room for my fat hands.Quote:
Originally Posted by Aveo5_boy