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Old 09-06-2012, 11:40 AM
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97 cav/sunfire cam shaft sensor removal

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i wanna take out the cam shaft sensor out of my 97 cav and put it in my 97 sunfire

so far i cant get it out i guessing one its the one with the long bolt well its a stud but when u turn out the nut the whole shaft comes out

so i working from the top from the passanger side i get my arm down in there and i got the bolt out but i cant get the sensor out how you pull it out i tried a chisel under the lip where the bolt went through but doing it blind as u cant see in the engine there is hard

what you need to do to break it free from the rubber seal? is there a special tool to loosen it?

or is that crank shaft sensor i trying to get off that has that long bolt

as i wanna get the cam shaft sensor off
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Old 09-06-2012, 01:07 PM
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Re: 97 cav/sunfire cam shaft sensor removal

what engine 2.2 or 2.4
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Old 09-06-2012, 01:17 PM
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Re: 97 cav/sunfire cam shaft sensor removal

its the 2.2 and i found through other pics the cam shaft sensor is higher up and i got it out
but the one with the long threaded stud must be the crank shaft

and on my sisters 2000 sunfire i had to screw a i bolt into it and pulled it out with my backhoe why are crankshaft sensors hard to pull out? are there tools for them to loose it up
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Re: 97 cav/sunfire cam shaft sensor removal

so i replaced the cam sensor out of a 97 cav and a 98 sunfire into this 97 sunfire
and still doesnt fire

reason why i say cam shaft sensor as the obd diagnostic tool told me it was that
but when turning over it sounds so quite so i figure maybe timing belt blown? how could u tell

i did hook up compression testor and im gettin like 35psi on least one of the cylinders i wanted to make sure engine wasnt broken

so what do i test now?
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Re: 97 cav/sunfire cam shaft sensor removal

compression is to low ck the other cylinders
sounds like a timing chain problem and that would give you the cam sensor code because the cam is not turning. pull valve cover and see if the rockers are moving when cranking if not bad chain
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Re: 97 cav/sunfire cam shaft sensor removal

ok ill check and what should compression be on the clyinders then?
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about 120
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Re: 97 cav/sunfire cam shaft sensor removal

didnt bother testing other clyinders i did take valve cover off and the valves not moving

so guess belt blown how u fix that?

so guessing with the low compression that means the valves partly open then
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Re: 97 cav/sunfire cam shaft sensor removal

its a chain not a belt
get to work
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Re: 97 cav/sunfire cam shaft sensor removal

and where is chain, like what side last time i did a timing chain/belt was my 1985 audi
so i not sure what to remove on here or do sister lost my repair book so i flying blind for now
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its in the front of the motor tear the belts off and front cover... get a manuaL
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Old 09-06-2012, 03:19 PM
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Re: 97 cav/sunfire cam shaft sensor removal

ah ok thanks for the help so far going to fun i guess lol

hope they have like what the Audis have 2 Timing dots that u line them up and then the engine is timmed
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yes 2 dots on the gears face each other
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Old 09-06-2012, 03:23 PM
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Re: 97 cav/sunfire cam shaft sensor removal

ah ok so timing is easy its the getting to that stage its harder lol

well i appreciate your help hopefully i can get a new manual this weekend and fix this (:

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