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Cam Position sensor
I called up the International dealer here in town the other day looking for a new cam position sensor, and he said they have 2 different sensors for my year of engine. I have to grab the serial number for the engine to determine the correct one.
The sensors were either $19.22 for the first sensor, or $22.50 for the second sensor. Does this sound right? I thought it was rather cheap considering what I have read on other posts. Or is the International sensor a different make than the one you would get from Ford? |
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As for the price, that sounds about right. The ford part is only a few dollars more then that. |
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I picked up one the other day, and changed it out. It drastically changed the way it ran, it seemed louder, and the idle was smoother, but it was rougher for the rest of the RPM range. When I changed it, I hadnt disconnected the battery. I am hoping that clears any stored learned drive cycles. If I am way off track, or am on the right direction, please let me know. Thanks in advance |
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anyone heard of needing to shim the cam sensor. my truck was running a little rough so i called a local diesel shop and i told him i recently replaced it myself and he wanted me to bring it in so he could shim it. is he trying to help or trying to make a buck? p.s. truck is fixed it was fuel related. |
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I haven't ever heard of shimming the cam sensor, i dont know how that would work??
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i gotthe recall on my 2000 ford f -350. took it in and they said i had the new one installed. any advice on whether i should keep and extra one in glove box anyway?
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