Missing timing reference signal in your vehicle? P0374 means no pulses, risking engine timing loss. Scan, test comm and reprogram or replace module.

Intermittent timing reference A pulses set P0373 in your vehicle—risk mis‑timing and power loss. Scan, verify signal A, reprogram or replace module.

Too few pulses on Timing Reference A in your vehicle? It can throw off engine timing and cause loss of power. Scan, test module and reprogram or replace.

Too many pulses on Timing Reference A signal in your vehicle? It can corrupt engine timing—scan PCM, inspect wiring, and reprogram or replace today.

Timing Reference High Resolution Signal A fault causing erratic timing on your vehicle—ignores can lead to power loss; scan, diagnose module and reprogram.

Intermittent camshaft sensor B signal causing rough idle or stall in your vehicle—timing errors can damage the engine. Scan, test and replace sensor.

Camshaft Position Sensor B Circuit High Bank 1 causes rough idle and power loss in your vehicle—run a module scan and re‑program or replace promptly.

Your vehicle stalls or won’t start, showing a Camshaft Position Sensor B low circuit Bank 1—vital for timing. Scan, test wiring, then replace or reprogram.

Light and idle on your vehicle? P0366 means Camshaft Position Sensor B Circuit range/performance fault on Bank 1—timing off. Test sensor, program/replace.

Camshaft Position Sensor B circuit error on your vehicle causes timing loss and check‑engine light—fix to avoid engine damage. Scan and replace sensor.