matthiaslion88
Fiat Doblo Camshaft Sensor Issue
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A 2011 Fiat Doblo with a diesel engine is experiencing poor starting, reduced engine power, and an error code, suspected to be related to the camshaft sensor. The issue is believed to be due to a faulty cable or plug connection. After consulting with others and visiting a workshop, the camshaft sensor was replaced, resolving the problem and restoring the vehicle's performance.
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matthiaslion88 (community.author)
Yes, check engine light is on. I was focusing on the camshaft sensor due to the error code. You think it might be the crankshaft sensor instead?
lenascholz6
Well, my Saab was a crankshaft sensor in the end. But given you have a camshaft sensor error, that is the most likely candidate. It is like assuming the lights are out because of a power outage when in fact, it could be a faulty bulb. Given your symptoms, it might be worth getting it checked out by a workshop. It's better to be safe than sorry.
matthiaslion88 (community.author)
Thanks. Took it to the workshop. You were spot on with the sensor issue. Replaced the camshaft sensor, and it cost me 95€. Runs like new now.
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FIAT
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DOBLO
lenascholz6
Sounds familiar! Had similar trouble with my old Saab 9-3. Engine was acting like it had a mind of its own. Check Engine light was on, too. Was the check engine light on for you? Did you check the crankshaft?