The cam sensor seal can cause a leak if not installed correctly.
if you have a code w/ cam to crank reference then yes. if only a crank sensor issue the no
cam or crank sensor
No
Yes. A bad cam sensor can cause slight hesitation of the vehicle, ultimately resulting in complete loss of power suddenly while accelerating. If bad, the cam sensor worsens, possible causing the vehicle not to start.
If you have a bad cam sensor there will be no input sent to the computer signaling the position of the cam/crank...etc, and there will be no signal sent to the coils telling them to fire. So yes, a bad cam sensor will in part cause no spark. Try a new sensor, or pick one up for cheap from a junkyard.
Replacing that cam shaft sensor in a 2006 Savannah 3500 can take some time. Changing it can all depend on what the car is and where it is located.
A bad cam or crank sensor can cause a no start, but the engine will still crank or turn over.
The cam sensor is mounted into the front timing cover just behind or near the water pump. Note that failure of the cam sensor to work properly is usually not cause by a faulty cam sensor but more commonly a failed permanent magnet located in the cam drive gear.
crank sensor will cause car to no start cam sensor will only set check engine light kbutlrtech@yahoo.com
always remove battery terminal when replacing sensors.That is your reset.
NO it will not. They have NOTHING to do with oil usage.