🔍 Authentic Honda 37840-RJH-006 TDC Cylinder Sensor Assembly Review

Camshaft OEM Sensor for my 2005 Honda Civic. Worked great and got rid of my camshaft sensor code. Always buy OEM when buying sensors.

Fits perfectly! Unscrew the valve cover and carefully lift it off the TDC side. I was able to remove the upper timing cover and service the sensor without completely removing the valve cover.

Honda OEM quality. Dealt with intermittent CEL and went into lame house mode. While you're at it, it's time to replace your leaking valve cover gasket or camshaft plug gasket.

Purchased for Civic EX 5 SPD. P1361 TDC sensor code from 2001. The car cut the engine at 80 mph on the freeway, no fun. I ordered this spare part, replaced the sensor and the shaft, there are no more problems. Two weeks passed without incident. The seller sent quickly, even arrived earlier than expected. Very happy

for CAM sensors, I have had several cars fail over the years. Whenever I've used non-OEM they usually last about a year or two. YES, OEM is more expensive, but they last ten years or more. You get what you pay for, at least when it comes to critical engine sensors for some reason.

Absolutely perfect part! I made a mistake and got the same part from AutoZone and it failed within a year. I ordered this original Honda sensor and it has been working perfectly ever since. The good thing is that AutoZone will give you your money back if parts fail like they did. I can't ask for anything better! Thank you!

This sensor is a real problem when it starts to fail as it shuts down the engine in a protective "low speed" mode. This has happened multiple times on the freeway at 95 degrees and 75 mph. Luckily, the engine will eventually start and run normally again. After the engine was replaced like new, there were no more problems. Always buy OEM Honda for this type of parts.