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OBD code P0348

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Disconnect sensor wires

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(Although it was on a Lexus) I just disconnected the sensor wires, cleaned them, and it was fixed.
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(Although it was on a Lexus) I just disconnected the sensor wires, cleaned them, and it was fixed.
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OBD code P0348

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

OBD code P0348 the info from my basic reader displays "camshaft position sensor A - Bank 2 Circuit high input" Is a 2003 C4S 75k miles. I've a Durametric on order. Any thoughts ?

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Last time I got that one. (Although it was on a Lexus) I just disconnected the sensor wires, cleaned them, and it was fixed.

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

A poster on PP, yelcab1, said this Codes starting with 0 are all generic codes required by law. This code says your cam position sensor impedance shows high values. It means your sensor is bad, or has a broken wire in the connector. The fix is to replace it. Clear the code, and drive. Seems to match what I've been reading elsewhere too.

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P0348 Camshaft Position Sensor 2 – Above Limit Possible fault cause - Short circuit to B+

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