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E46 M3 Camshaft Position Sensor Location. Disconnect the wiring harness, and remove the single. The light came back on with the same. Two at the front of each valve cover under the plastic coil cover. The car runs well, i always check the codes then clear them to see if they will go away (always hopeful). There are four of them, one for each cam. The exhaust side camshaft position sensor is located on the passenger side of the engine towards the front. You can push the connecting rods toward the spline shafts where the end caps are off on the vanos. The fault code tells you. When both spline shafts are connected you can position the vanos in place. It is held in place by one bolt that requires a 5mm allen wrench. Personally i’d say if you have correlation faults then your timing may be out. Start by checking wiring to the cam shaft sensor. You need an oscilloscope to see the pulsed dc waveform and verify it is accurate. It is a black sensor located on the front of the engine, toward the passenger side. As a simple test, the crankshaft sensor should.

There are four of them, one for each cam. Two at the front of each valve cover under the plastic coil cover. Start by checking wiring to the cam shaft sensor. The light came back on with the same. You need an oscilloscope to see the pulsed dc waveform and verify it is accurate. As a simple test, the crankshaft sensor should. When both spline shafts are connected you can position the vanos in place. The fault code tells you. It is a black sensor located on the front of the engine, toward the passenger side. It is held in place by one bolt that requires a 5mm allen wrench.

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E46 M3 Camshaft Position Sensor Location The fault code tells you. The fault code tells you. Two at the front of each valve cover under the plastic coil cover. It is held in place by one bolt that requires a 5mm allen wrench. The car runs well, i always check the codes then clear them to see if they will go away (always hopeful). There are four of them, one for each cam. The exhaust side camshaft position sensor is located on the passenger side of the engine towards the front. Disconnect the wiring harness, and remove the single. Personally i’d say if you have correlation faults then your timing may be out. It is a black sensor located on the front of the engine, toward the passenger side. The light came back on with the same. You need an oscilloscope to see the pulsed dc waveform and verify it is accurate. Start by checking wiring to the cam shaft sensor. When both spline shafts are connected you can position the vanos in place. You can push the connecting rods toward the spline shafts where the end caps are off on the vanos. As a simple test, the crankshaft sensor should.