🔍 Hitachi CPS0008 Engine Camshaft Position Sensor: Precise Automotive Performance Monitoring Review

Bought this genuine part for less than the cost of the mechanics. 30 minutes to swap out both position sensors and I saved $330 by doing the job myself.

Cheered on immediately! The old sensor was a bit tricky to access and remove, but other than that it was easy. I imagine I'll have to remove the driver's side sensor as it's hidden in the manifold and vacuum lines.

My specific vehicle/model 2006 350z Rev up requires 2 identical models/sensors. FYI CPS0008. I installed both sensors on the passenger side. A bit awkward to get, but worth the effort if you want to save money by going to a mechanic.

This is the factory part manufacturer. Fit and function as expected from a branded product. Replacing this part in Pathfinder is not an easy task. Don't skimp and buy the 'less respected' part. Spend additional and less headaches on the road. Buy once, cry once!

I used this part in my Altima 2002 3.5 about 5 months ago and it has been working fine ever since. There were cheaper alternatives, but reviews were mixed. Many said parts failed within days or months. Hitachi is twice the price, but it's worth it when you consider what it means when that part fails while driving. This happened to me when I was driving at 30 mph and it was scary as hell. The engine just died. Now imagine the same thing happening on the Autobahn. Aha! I'm willing to pay more for