My 10 year old pickup is giving me random error codes and shutting down to limp mode. Where it only run 1200rpm, or about 25-35 mph.
Nothing actually seems wrong.
The code most often is cam shaft sensor error. The sensors have been changed 3 times now in 8 months. The wiring harness was just changed. And driving down the state highway, there I was against at 30 mph in limp mode.
The co outer is getting fed something wrong and coughing up that code, but what is actually wrong? Some broken wire in the remaining harnesses? A bad solder on a computer board? Could be totally unrelated to what code it is coughing up.
What a mess
If it would stay broken they could find it. But it comes and goes over time.
How do I trust my pickup when it was 20 below and snowing the past week? That gets to life or death......
Do you think I could sell my pickup in your country? I. Sure if I ran it through whatever inspection a couple times, one of them it wouldnt act up?
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