Captur Camshaft Sensor Issue

Camshaft sensor issues on hybrids can be tricky. The error code is definitely pointing in that direction. Before condemning the sensor or wiring, have you scoped the signal from the sensor while cranking? A flaky signal could indicate interference or a failing sensor, but a clean signal suggests the ECU isn't interpreting it correctly, or you have timing issues. What specific error code are you getting?

I haven't scoped the signal yet, but the error code is consistent with a camshaft position sensor fault. Given the mileage, could timing chain stretch be a contributing factor, or is that less likely with the hybrid setup?

Timing chain stretch is always a possibility at that mileage, but on the hybrid Captur, a stretched chain usually throws separate timing correlation codes. Given that you're only seeing the camshaft sensor code, and you've visually inspected the sensor, I'd lean towards a wiring issue or potentially a faulty sensor despite appearing visually sound. I'd still advise a workshop visit. Replacing parts based solely on codes can get expensive, unless you have the equipment to scope it like I asked initially.

Thanks for the advice. I took it to a local mechanic and, as you suspected, it was a corroded connector. Repair cost including diagnostics and parts was 95€. Appreciate the insight.