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BMAX Camshaft Sensor Issue

Hi. My 2014 Ford BMAX with a gasoline engine is giving me grief. It's got 106916 km on the clock. Seems like the camshaft sensor is defective. Getting poor starts, reduced engine power and an error code. I suspect a dodgy cable or plug. Anyone seen this?

A 2014 Ford BMAX with a gasoline engine is experiencing poor starts, reduced engine power, and rough idling, likely due to a defective camshaft sensor. The issue may be caused by a faulty sensor or a problematic cable or plug. The recommended solution is to have the sensor checked and potentially replaced at a workshop, which resolved the problem for another owner with similar symptoms.

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I had similar symptoms with my BMAX. Check engine light came on too. Was it rough idling as well?

Yeah, rough idling too. What was the fix?

Turns out it was indeed a faulty sensor. Best get it checked at a workshop. In my case the sensor replacement plus diagnostics was around 95€.

Thanks for the confirmation. I got it sorted at the workshop. Camshaft sensor was indeed the culprit and the repair cost was exactly what you mentioned. Cheers!

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