sophiaice96
Fluence Camshaft Sensor Defective
Summary of the thread
A 2016 Renault Fluence is experiencing starting difficulties and reduced engine power, with a diagnostic scan indicating a defective camshaft sensor. Despite checking for visible issues like frayed wires or loose connections, the problem persists, suggesting a possible dodgy connection. A similar issue was resolved by replacing the sensor and repairing the wiring, indicating that professional intervention might be necessary if further personal inspection doesn't reveal the problem.
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sophiaice96 (community.author)
Intermittent is the perfect word! Some days it's a total pain, other days it's just slightly annoying. Where exactly on your Fluence did you find the problem, if you remember? Was it the sensor itself, or further up the wiring loom? I'm trying to narrow this down!
joachimsilver1
It was driving me crazy! I poked around forever, but eventually I bit the bullet and took it to the workshop. They replaced the sensor and did some wire repair; total cost 95€. I'd say check the wiring thoroughly one last time, and if you can't find it, book her into the shop.
sophiaice96 (community.author)
Thanks a million for the advice! I was hoping to avoid the workshop, but it sounds like I'm chasing ghosts here. I'll give the wiring one last go, and then she's off to the pros. At least now I have a good idea of what they're likely to find. Cheers!
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joachimsilver1
Whoa, sounds familiar! I had almost the exact same thing happen on my Fluence (don't remember the year, sorry). Rough starts, felt like I was towing a boat anchor, you name it! I'd double-check all the connectors and wiring leading to that sensor. Sometimes it's not obvious to the eye. Is it intermittent?