P0016 code stands for Crankshaft Position – Camshaft Position Correlation (Bank 1 Sensor A). This indicates that the engine timing is having problems resulting from the misalignment in the crankshaft and camshaft positions. Bank 1: Means that the problem is on the engine side containing cylinder 1. Sensor A: Indicates that the issue is
P0335 definition: Crankshaft Position Sensor “A” Circuit Malfunction (Bank 1) Issue Severity: SEVERE – Stop driving immediately. Repair Urgency: Fix this code immediately (same day if possible) to avoid internal engine damage. Diagnosis: This trouble code can cause some major internal mechanical drivability issues. Hello, I have the fault code P2033 I have tested with the multimeter to see the resistance of the Exhaust temperature gas sensor according to google reading should be between 50-150 but mine was showi … read more You really need to get the codes read with Diagbox for the full picture but other posts relate to the crankshaft position sensor, although most are to do with non-starting. Bongoloid Fri Mar 09 2018, 02:31am My Citroen drives for a while and then cuts out completely to a stand still and wait 5 min starts and drives again. The fault codes that comes up is P0088 (Fuel Rail/System pressure to high) ,P0193 (Fuel Rail pressure sensor circuit to high) and P1351(Manufacturer specific code),
In this video I explain how to diagnose a faulty crankshaft sensor on a Citroën C4, trouble code P1694. The code description does not forward you in to the sensor direction, but when looking at the live data, it becomes obviously the no signal from the sensor.
With the engine running, the PCM constantly compares input signals from the CKP and CMP sensors. If CKP input signal voltage is lower than expected under certain circumstances, a P0337 code will be stored and a MIL may be illuminated. Other crankshaft position sensor trouble codes include P0335, P0336, P0338, and P0339.
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What I do know is that the pressure retention valve is supposed to hold the fuel rail pressure at a minimum of 10 bar (about 145 psi). Without this much pressure the injectors do not fire properly. Therefore, I would assume that a failed pressure retention valve would result in hard starts. The engine would have to crank for a while so that the This is done by pushing or pulling taking care not to damage it. Replace the switch by pushing it into the hole and rotating clockwise 90 degrees. turn on ignition and check that the brake lights work, if not the switch plunger might not be set to the correct length. hopefully now you wont have the esp /abs warning. eUl2I6.
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