Top Mechanics For Camshaft Position Sensor Replacement & Repairs
37 Reviews
Garage in London, 10 years of experience
Welcome to DMG Autocentre, where automotive excellence meets unparalleled experience. With a combined 40 years in the auto repair industry, our seasoned team stands as a beacon of expertise, ready to address...
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Garage in Earlsheaton, 5 years of experience
• Brake repair and brake pad replacement • Oil changes • Diagnostic tests • Engine repair • Electrical systems • Car tune-ups • Auto body repair • Transmission diagnostics and repairs • Wheel alignme...
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Mobile mechanic in Manchester, 18 years of experience
Having 16 years of experience and going in servicing and repairing vehicles to the highest standards and achieving all targets on time leaving all customers satisficed. Specializing on Mercedes brand but not...
CONNOR • 16th February 2024
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Garage in Rhyl, 25 years of experience
I am a fully qualified Mechanic with over 20 years’ experience in completing a variety of tasks to a high standard. Some examples of which are: General services Maintenance work Break repairs and m...
STEFANO • 19th January 2024
Citroen C3 Aircross • Camshaft position (CMP) sensor replacement
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Mobile mechanic in Bury, 9 years of experience
I began my career with LandRover where I completed my apprenticeship and was with the company for around 3 years. I moved to BMW/Mini for 5 years before setting up my own mobile mechanic business in 2016 cal...
136 Reviews
Garage in Portsmouth, 40 years of experience
Are you looking for a well established and reliable company that can provide car servicing and repairs in Wickham? If you need help with your vehicle, look no further than Southwick Road Motor Repairs. We...
80 Reviews
Mobile mechanic in Bristol , 5 years of experience
Why visit a garage? when you can opt for the convenience of a mechanic that comes to you, whether at home or at work. The range of work carried out includes (but is not limited to) servicing, brakes, batteri...
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Garage in London, 15 years of experience
We are a Family owned, independent, fully equipped local garage based in South London providing servicing, diagnostics, repairs, body work repairs for all makes and models of cars. We use advance technology ...
SHIVA • 8th November 2023
Peugeot 2008 SUV • Camshaft position (CMP) sensor replacement
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Mobile mechanic in Birmingham, 15 years of experience
Qualified Mobile Mechanic and MOT tester Offering a professional service at affordable prices including: SERVICING (including Hybrid vehicles) BRAKES STEERING AND SUSPENSION REPAIRS DIAGNOSTICS TIMING...
48 Reviews
Garage in Trowbridge , 6 years of experience
Hi, I started my journey in car and mechanics business 6 years ago and have been committed to learn all I can about cars and how they work to better my self and experience to customers. I have been working w...
GRAHAM • 13th October 2023
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Garage in Norwich , 22 years of experience
I have been involved in cars as a designer, engineer and technician for over 22years. I have designed, developed and built bespoke sports cars, motorbikes, Ambulances and race car trailers over these year...
STEPHEN • 11th October 2023
Porsche Boxster • Additional work following previous booking
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Garage in Pathhead , 15 years of experience
Started at Royal Mail as a fleet engineer maintaining a fleet of 33,000 vehicles ranging from a Vauxhall combo to a artic Lorries to help keep the Royalmail deliver to every home across Britain 6 days a week...
STUART • 12th September 2023
186 Reviews
Garage in Cranbrook, 20 years of experience
Full range of mechanical work including full diagnostic equipment, service and repair, welding, mot prep, car delivery
NIGEL • 4th September 2023
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Garage in Plymouth, 25 years of experience
Whites Autocentre was started by Mr Bill White who started the company in 1975. We are a local Car garage based in Plymouth. On Bills retirement in October 2010 the business was purchased by Mr John Kiely, t...
SONNY • 20th August 2023
9 Reviews
Garage in Reading , 11 years of experience
11 years experience no job to big or small Car Servicing Batteries & Exhausts Brakes Cambelts Clutches Gearboxes Air Conditioning Servicing/Repairs/Re-Gas Engine management faults ...
HELEN • 25th July 2023
Peugeot 2008 Crossover • Camshaft position (CMP) sensor replacement
Frequently asked questions about camshaft position sensor replacement & repairs
Read our answers to questions about camshaft position sensor replacement costs, symptoms and more.
What does a camshaft position sensor do?
The camshaft position sensor works in tandem with the crankshaft position sensor to send a signal to the engine management control unit (ECU) so it knows when the number 1 cylinder is at top dead centre (TDC).
What does a camshaft position sensor replacement involve?
Depending on the manufacturer, a number of different processes will need to be done in order to access the camshaft position sensor, however the mechanic will need to do some of the following basic steps
- The mechanic will assess the situation by reading the diagnostic codes and checking live data
- Once confirmed that the camshaft position sensor is faulty, they will continue on to replacing it.
- Once replaced, the mechanic will start the engine and recheck the error codes
Can I replace the camshaft position sensor myself?
Unless you are a qualified mechanic with the required skills, training and equipment to do the job, we strongly recommend a camshaft position sensor replacement is only carried out by a professional mechanic. ClickMechanic can help get you a vetted and local mechanic to carry out the work. Just enter your postcode and your car's registration number at the top of this page and select the work needed to get an instant fixed price up front.
What happens when a camshaft sensor goes bad?
Faults with a camshaft position sensor can cause some, or even all, of the following symptoms
- Difficulty in starting the engine or even a complete non start
- Illuminate engine management light (EML) and associated fault codes
- Engine going into “limp home” mode
How long will a camshaft position sensor replacement take?
On average, camshaft position sensor replacement times can range from under 1 to over 1.5 hours with an average of 1 hours. The time that the job takes will depend on a number of factors, like your vehicle's make and model, year, as well as other factors. Select your car at the top of this page for information on job time and cost for your vehicle through ClickMechanic.
Can I still drive with a faulty camshaft position sensor?
The basic fact is that if your camshaft position sensor has failed, it needs to be replaced before you can drive the vehicle again.
However, as there are many other issues that can cause the same symptom, it is better to have a diagnostic done prior to spending money replacing it.
How often should I replace the camshaft position sensor?
It is not a regular failure point as it has no mechanical component, but they do fail internally on occasion due to the contraction and expansion with the heat of the engine.
What does a camshaft sensor do?
The camshaft position sensor works in tandem with the crankshaft position sensor to send a signal to the engine management control unit (ECU) so it knows when the number 1 cylinder is at top dead centre (TDC).
Is a faulty camshaft position sensor an MOT failure?
No, a faulty camshaft position sensor should normally not lead to an MOT failure. The sensor is not checked as part of an MOT.
How much does it cost to replace camshaft position sensor?
A camshaft position sensor replacement generally costs between £85 and £175 with an average price of £120. Ultimately, the cost of replacing a camshaft position sensor depends on your car and what parts your car's manufacturer recommends using for the replacement. Find out what you could save by having the camshaft position sensor replaced by ClickMechanic by selecting your car at the top of this page!
Check out the ClickMechanic price for a camshaft position sensor replacement. See the averages for different makes below. We consolidate industry standard data with millions of data points to give you the most accurate price. These estimates may include Camshaft position (CMP) sensor.
Name | Average Cost | |
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Audi | £157 | Get exact price |
BMW | £219 | Get exact price |
Citroen | £142 | Get exact price |
Ford | £120 | Get exact price |
Land Rover | £133 | Get exact price |
Mercedes-Benz | £158 | Get exact price |
Nissan | £142 | Get exact price |
Peugeot | £141 | Get exact price |
Renault | £134 | Get exact price |
Toyota | £200 | Get exact price |
Vauxhall | £131 | Get exact price |
Volkswagen | £174 | Get exact price |
Estimates on average repair costs, such as the above results for a camshaft position sensor replacement, are based on ClickMechanic's quote data which combines multiple third-party sources. Actual costs may vary. We provide estimates on average repair costs for information only and accept no liability for any inaccuracies or errors. If you think an estimate is incorrect, please contact us to let us know.
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Mechanics that undertake camshaft position sensor work
- A.L.M MOTORS, Thetford
- Armz Motors, London
- Auto Services Birkenhead, Birkenehad
- Cosmic Automotive Engineers, Birmingham
- Diamond MOT Centre, Langley Park
- Fastfix Mechanica, London
- G R Vehicle Services, Southmoor
- G.L.K.W Mobile Automotive Services, Faversham
- Jf Motors Ltd, Hurstpierpoint
- Kai Auto Services Ltd, Weston-Super-Mare
- Kf Motor Repairs, Hayes
- LH Autos, Stockport
- MIDDLESEX MOBILE MECHANIC LTD, Uxbridge
- Moduron LR Motors, Caernarfon
- Moffat Mobile Mechanics, Livingston
Early next week. I can’t give a full review as the work isn’t yet completed
However he was very polite and reassuring. I feel I can trust him snd his garage has excellent reviews.”