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2000 c2500 5.7 cel
I have a 2000 C2500 5.7. I checked it for codes and there are three, P0157, P0160, and P1345. But the the check engine light is not on! Can anyone please help me with the light problem? Thanks.
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Re: 2000 c2500 5.7 cel
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WAS THE CODES PRESENT OR HISTORY CODE? As with any codes clear codes and see if any returns. 157 and 160 point to a 02 sensor or or 02 sensor heater circuit problem on bank 2. With 157 being a heater or circuit problem bank 2 sensor 1. If either or both codes come back after clearing go threw the repair chart for the code. 1345 code is cam/crank sensor correlation problem. First step is to check cam/crank sensor retard setting with a engine capable scanner. Setting needs to be as close to - or + 0 degrees as you can get it. If 3 or over 3 - or + degrees the VCM will set code 1345. You will need a engine capable scanner and a good REPAIR MANUAL FLOW CHARTS to check everything out. Camshaft retard setting is just like setting timing used to be. You have to move dist left or right to set it. Let us know how it goes.
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A bad 02 sensor or wiring can cause full rich running. Check it and wiring to it out and go from there and recheck after driving check camshaft retard seting and for code. Good Luck and let us know how it goes.
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I forgot to mention that the cam retard is at 23 degrees. For some reason it doesnt change when I turn the distributor? |
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I would suggest you check wiring and plugin to that sensor. For a sensor test switch sensors with another one and see if problem moves or stays with sensor bank 2 sensor 2. On the 23 degrees cam retard the engine has to be speeded up before reading will change after moving dist. After speed up over 1000-1200 rpm if no change on reading I would be checking camshaft sensor in dist or the wiring plug in on it. Is it setting aew codes after code clear? Let us know how it goes.
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![]() Caused by new PC and new key board that big fingers hanging over key's and with a mind of it own plus spelling checker not installed on new PC yet. ![]() Should have been (New) new codes that returned after a code clear. Check engine light should come on key on and go off after engine start up. If not there is a problem there. After you get the 02 sensor fixed and codes cleared drive it and see how it does and if Cel/check eng light comes on key on and goes off engine start
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Re: 2000 c2500 5.7 cel
To help any others with the same problem tell us.
What all did it take to get the camshaft retard set? On the Ceil light not on key on check your scanner reading and see if Cel light on dash comes on when scanner says it is turned on. If not you may have a Cel light bad or other problem. Vcm should command check eng/Cel light on key on engine off. Good Luck and let us know how it goes.
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All I had to do with the cam retart was rotate it a little CCW. (If I remember right!!) And if I would have been paying attention, there is a white paint mark on the back of the distributor, maybe from the factory? I lined that up and it is now right on.. The scanner is saying the CEL is on but its not. Thanks. |
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Also check cel light wire from VCM and see if vcm is comanding light on there.
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Sorry it took so long to get back. Finally had time to take bank 2 sensor 2 out. When I got it out, I could hear something rattling in the tip when I shook it? I put the new one in and still get the P0160. All of the wiring and connections seem to be in good shape. I didnt have time to put it in the other side and see if the code popped up over there. The new sensor is a Denzo. Are those any good? Thanks.
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Any other codes? Was the 02 senser a direct fit or a universal wire in?
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Re: 2000 c2500 5.7 cel
Yes, I cleared the code and it came back after about 10 minutes of driving. It was the only code that showed up. It was a direct fit sensor also. Thanks
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Re: 2000 c2500 5.7 cel
Next step is to check the wiring out and see if sensor reading is getting to the VCM/PCM computer.
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