July 12, 20223 yr Car 2005 Legacy. CA emissions. Short block from 2003 recently swapped. Got P340 cam sensor code. Never had before swap. Pulled connector to check for 5 volts. No 5 volts, but the car started and runs w/o a hiccup!!!! Where do I start?
July 12, 20223 yr Subaru's use Variable Reluctance sensors and as-such only have a signal and ground. They do not use 5v. GD
July 12, 20223 yr 17 hours ago, ocei77 said: Car 2005 Legacy. CA emissions. Short block from 2003 recently swapped. Got P340 cam sensor code. Never had before swap. Pulled connector to check for 5 volts. No 5 volts, but the car started and runs w/o a hiccup!!!! Where do I start? Clear code - does it come back immediately? Check timing belt for looseness/installation. Check that cam/crank sensor connectors are fully seated and clean. Check that the sensors are installed and properly tigthened down.
July 15, 20223 yr This isn't one of those 'cam gear / sprocket' issues - between models/years of the same engine *? Since you stated short block, I'm guessing you re-used your '05 heads, so likely not, but throwing it out there. *(although technically the '05 is an EJ253 and the '03 was EJ251 - but I thought the main difference was the EJ251 is MAP-based vs. the EJ253 is MAF-based?)
July 18, 20223 yr Did you swap the '03 harness to the newer short block? The only time I have seen a 340 code is from a salvage car with a broken timing belt, which in your running condition is obviously not the case.
July 19, 20223 yr Author Haven't done all the suggestions yet, so that is the reason I have been slow to update. Immediate return of code YES. Cam and crank sensors are fully tightened. The cam sensor has been cleaned with carb cleaner, will do crank tomorrow. All installed and tight. I half checked the timing belt ( only checking the alignment of Bank two and the crank mark. Will pull all to check that all three are aligned.)
August 14, 20223 yr Author Finally got around to checking the timing. Spot on. Checked continuity for both ends of cam sensor wires. Good. Did not get to the ECU side. Suggestions?
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