Yes, changing the serpentine belt can affect the camshaft position indirectly if the belt drives components that influence timing, such as the timing belt or chain in some engines. However, in a 2000 Ford Mustang with a V6 or V8 engine, the camshaft is typically driven by a timing chain or belt, which is separate from the serpentine belt. If the serpentine belt is not correctly installed or if it affects the operation of other components, it could potentially lead to timing issues, but it does not directly change the camshaft position. Always ensure proper installation and check for any related issues.
The camshaft position sensor on a 2001 ford mustang is located on the front of the engine. It is behind the power steering fluid reservoir.
There is only one camshaft position sensor on the 4.6L V8's
I think you mean CAMSHAFT position sensor.
You have a circuit problem on the camshaft position 1 sensor.
It can depending on what you do to it.
Trouble code P1345 means: Cylinder Discrimination Signal (Signal From Camshaft Position Sensor)
I believe that was the 1982 Ford Mustang
what is the belt diagram for a 1994 3.8L v6 mustang
yes
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e303 cam is what I run and am very happy
please help me with a diagram on 2002 4.6 mustang,,,,