2004 santa fe 2.4
#4
I put a new cam shaft sensor in and it still acted just like before nothing changed,my next thing to do change the connector on the camshaft sensor which is broken but checks out with the meter,then it's timing belt,balancing belt,water pump,and crankshaft sensor
#6
Places like Autozone will check your vehicle for codes usually free of charge.
I think allegretto made a wise suggestion to check for any codes before spending a lot of $$$ replacing good parts.
After the first stall and you restart it , does it run OK for the rest of the trip?
Could you please clarify, check out ok , but not when running?
Does that mean you did not check it when running or when running you get no response?
I think allegretto made a wise suggestion to check for any codes before spending a lot of $$$ replacing good parts.
After the first stall and you restart it , does it run OK for the rest of the trip?
Could you please clarify, check out ok , but not when running?
Does that mean you did not check it when running or when running you get no response?
#9
That's the list of possible causes by engine-codes.com:
I hadn't thought of starter motor or starting system circuit. I was aware that a wonky alternator can throw the computer out of whack.
Poor electrical connection includes ground connections. I bet you have cleaned the battery terminals really well already. Keep in mind if corrosion advances into the cables under the insulation it can cause voltage drops.
- Faulty Camshaft Position Sensor
- Camshaft Position Sensor harness is open or shorted
- Camshaft Position Sensor circuit poor electrical connection
- Faulty starter motor
- Starting system circuit
- Dead (Weak) battery
I hadn't thought of starter motor or starting system circuit. I was aware that a wonky alternator can throw the computer out of whack.
Poor electrical connection includes ground connections. I bet you have cleaned the battery terminals really well already. Keep in mind if corrosion advances into the cables under the insulation it can cause voltage drops.