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Originally Posted by sunfire_stud_2001
Ok, I went to AutoZone this time and they did a similar test. Error code: 340 Camshaft Position Sensor is what showed up. The part is 30 bucks and super easy to get to. The tech there even showed me how to get to the sensor. Before I go about doing this, does this sound legit??
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Autozone is a good place to go to get the error codes but I never put much stock in them for advice on what to do to fix a specific error code. For any error code they normally advice just to replace the part as many mechanics do, but many times that is not the actual problem. For example, Nissan Pathfinders get a phantom knock sensor error code with other EVAP codes, they recommended I replace my knock sensor for $200 for the part with a ton of labor since it's under the intake manifold. I've also had them recommend I get my transmission overhauled because of A/T error codes that ended up being a 5 minute adjustment of my throttle position sensor.
Since this part is cheap and easy to replace you can swap it out and see if you get the problem resolved, but you can also test the sensor easily with a multimeter first. For a 2000 you just check the voltage from the middle two pins while the engine is idling, you might look into an ALLDATA.COM subscription for the specific steps for your van.