Camshaft Correlation Code
Camshaft Correlation Code
ive tried everything..ive tried adjusting the sensor..ive taking off the valve cover and put number 4 piston at tdc and aligned the camshaft sensor again and still nothing..anyone have an idea?
make sure cylinder 4 is TDC on the compression stroke.....line the mark on the sensor housing the the hex shaft.
There should be alignment marks on the crank damper and front cover if you're having an issue also
There should be alignment marks on the crank damper and front cover if you're having an issue also
everyone is saying cylinder 4 at tdc of compression...build says number 1..they are at tdc together but when 4 is on compression 1 is on exhaust
p0101 maf performance
p0017 camshaft correlation code
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p0101 maf performance
p0017 camshaft correlation code
p0315 crankcase relearn
Last edited by Raven SS; May 18, 2008 at 12:53 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
The camshaft rotates at half the speed of the crank so that could be why it isn't working with 4 @ TDC.
Those other codes like you said you can deal with after.
Well cant hurt to try it again with the crank spun another 360*. Get 1 to TDC and try it out. Typically #1 cyl is the standard for setting an engine.
The camshaft rotates at half the speed of the crank so that could be why the sensor is off.
Those other codes like you said you can deal with after.
The camshaft rotates at half the speed of the crank so that could be why the sensor is off.
Those other codes like you said you can deal with after.
I am guessing that is the problem, the cam sensor is likely 180* off.
I am not an ecotec expert, but i have worked on other engines!
Well cant hurt to try it again with the crank spun another 360*. Get 1 to TDC and try it out. Typically #1 cyl is the standard for setting an engine.
The camshaft rotates at half the speed of the crank so that could be why it isn't working with 4 @ TDC.
Those other codes like you said you can deal with after.
The camshaft rotates at half the speed of the crank so that could be why it isn't working with 4 @ TDC.
Those other codes like you said you can deal with after.
yes, cyl. 1 and 4 would be at TDC at the same time.....just on different strokes. You need to have cyl 4 at TDC on the compression stroke, which should put cyl. 1 TDC on the exhaust stroke.


