🔧 Enhance Performance with Beck Arnley 180-0509 Cam Angle Sensor Review

Device replaced with this one after resetting code p1145. The code stayed and a new code p0021 appeared. I went to the dealer to fix it, they diagnosed and replaced this unit with a Nissan unit. Problem solved. Expensive lesson not to sell aftermarket automotive electronics parts.

Two of these were purchased 2 years and 14,000 miles ago and one recently didn't give me the same code that caused me to replace them the first time. I understand that even factory units fail over time. I really expected them to last longer.

I bought two of these to replace codes p1140 and p1145. I had no problems and the dealer wanted double the price for each part. Ease of installation. The codes are only cleared after a complete drive cycle or if you manually clear the codes. The part is not defective if the code does not disappear immediately. Most people forget that part and then go to the dealer who bills for the new part and then manually clears the code. Cha-ching. Remember: the code is not cleared immediately after the…

As a previous reviewer noted, this sensor did not work at all. I have a 2002 Pathfinder. The check engine light came on and the diagnostics showed I was getting code 1140. This code is for a sensor in bank 1 on the passenger side. I replaced my original defective sensor with this one. I cleared the codes and my code 1140 was immediately replaced with code 0011. Cleared the codes again and code 0011 came back almost immediately. I went to a Nissan dealer and bought a sensor there. After…