Review on 🔧 ACDelco 213-363 GM Engine Camshaft Position Sensor: Premium Original Equipment for Optimal Performance by Paul Martindale

My 2000 Camaro SS died on me twice last year resulting in having to be towed home. The last time it died it took me three months to narrow the problem down to the original cam position sensor. Instead of getting a cheap Advance Auto or Auto Zone Sensor that will almost certainly fail in a year or less, I bought an OEM AC Delco part. I used it after replacing other sensors, a fuel pump and other parts that did not eliminate the lack of starting. the car started immediately! If you have no spark, no problem with a GM car's injector, check the cam position sensor and wiring first. Don't be fooled by the dealer who changes your PCM, ignition switch and programming in $1000 parts. That's why it took me a while to get it working because I didn't let the Chevy dealer touch my car and just guess and load like they did! This part is also cheaper everywhere, but not at the dealer.