The fuel injection computer uses the camshaft position (CMP) sensor signal in combination with the crankshaft position (CKP) sensor signal to start injecting fuel and to start activating the ignition coil (among several things). Symptoms Of A Bad Camshaft Position (CMP) Sensor Ignition System Circuit Diagram (2001-2003 3.9L Dodge Dakota).Ignition System Circuit Diagram (2000 3.9L Dodge Dakota).Ignition System Circuit Diagram (1997-1999 3.9L Dodge Dakota).WIRING DIAGRAM: You can find the ignition system wiring diagrams here: IGNITION COIL TEST: The following tutorial will help you test the ignition coil: Testing The Ignition System (1998-2003 3.9L Dodge Dakota).
You can find this tutorial in Spanish here: Cómo Probar El Sensor De La Posición Del Árbol De Levas (1998-2003 3.9L Dodge Dakota) (at: ).ĪPPLIES TO: This tutorial applies to the following vehicles since they use the exact same camshaft position (CMP) sensor: TEST 3: Making Sure The CMP Sensor Has Ground.TEST 2: Making Sure The CMP Sensor Has Power.TEST 1: Testing The Camshaft Position Signal.Where To Buy The Camshaft Position Sensor.Circuit Descriptions Of The Camshaft Position Sensor.Symptoms Of A Bad Camshaft Position (CMP) Sensor.
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