Posted October 2, 20204 yr What would be the culprit(s) for getting 1.45v at the VT/WHT wire right off the ecm for the camshaft position sensor.
October 3, 20204 yr Author I have to assume supply wire short to ground or bad ecm. Just wondering if anybody’s has some information
October 3, 20204 yr If your are getting the same low voltage on other sensors it could be the ECM. There are 2 5v sensor circuits. One does the oil pressure and MAP I believe and the rest are on the other circuit. Some of this is year specific also. My 02 does not have a5v sensor circuit for the oil pressure, so that circuit only goes to the MAP. What year is your truck? It will make a difference.
October 3, 20204 yr Author 01 body/harness So if it is the ecm all 5v sensor supply circuits will be the same as the cmp sensor supply voltage? Also I’d like to add, coolant temp sensor gauge and oil pressure sensor WAS intermittently working, now nothing. Haven’t delved too deep into those issues as I have a/m gauges for those.
October 3, 20204 yr the 01 and 02 have the 2 circuits as I mentioned. Any trouble codes or drivability issues? I would expect something to be causing one or both?
October 3, 20204 yr Author Haven’t check oil pressure sensor circuit yet. This truck has a 12v in it. I’m trying something with one of destroked kits to get the factory tach to read so the typical codes or issues you would get with a bad cmp sensor aren’t going to show. I just was/am a little confused with the low voltage
October 3, 20204 yr Author Oil pressure sensor voltage is also 1.45v. Is there a ground that these two circuits use? Is there a ground the ecm uses somewhere I could check. BAT+ to CMP SENS+ showed 10v
October 4, 20204 yr If you go to the articles section under 2nd gen 24v you will find a 2001 wiring diagram.
What would be the culprit(s) for getting 1.45v at the VT/WHT wire right off the ecm for the camshaft position sensor.