Medium severity
P001AFault in the Camshaft Position Sensor Circuit (Bank 1)
Part
Camshaft Phase Control Solenoid
Part price
$63
At a workshop
$100
You save
$38
How to read code P001A
P
System
Powertrain (engine and transmission)
0
Code type
Generic code (SAE / OBD-II)
0
Subsystem
General system / auxiliary measurement
1A
Fault number
Specific fault within the subsystem
Symptoms
- No full-throttle switching
- Check engine light on
- Vehicle drives but is sluggish
Possible causes
- Broken wire in the camshaft sensor connector
- Faulty camshaft variable vane sensor
- Worn or damaged camshaft sensor terminal
Diagnostic steps
- 1Inspect the camshaft sensor circuit with a multimeter
- 2Check the resistance of the camshaft sensor
- 3Inspect the condition of the terminals in the connector
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Frequently asked questions about P001A
What does code P001A mean?
P001A: Fault in the Camshaft Position Sensor Circuit (Bank 1).
What are the symptoms of code P001A?
No full-throttle switching; Check engine light on; Vehicle drives but is sluggish.
What causes code P001A?
Broken wire in the camshaft sensor connector; Faulty camshaft variable vane sensor; Worn or damaged camshaft sensor terminal.
Can I drive with code P001A?
SAFE TO DRIVE – The fault does not immobilise the car, but diagnose it as soon as possible.
How much does it cost to fix code P001A?
The part (Camshaft Phase Control Solenoid) costs about $63, and a mechanic’s labour about $38.
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