stoilg wrote:Citroëns are good cars but need gentle hands and right approach. Just like a lady!CitroJim wrote:That applies to a lot of thingsstoilg wrote:They might be bullet proof but not idiot proof.
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C5 V6 ES9A Camshaft Position Unknown
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Re: C5 V6 ES9A Camshaft Position Unknown
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Re: C5 V6 ES9A Camshaft Position Unknown
I bought a 2006 C5 V6 a month ago, same engine as this post... and the exact same symptoms, one bank oscillates between 35 and 37 and the other is fixed at 35.
Besides being low on low end power, the car drives fine and gets decent fuel mileage.
Permanent ode P1335, no check engine light.
I will try this weekend to diagnose further... I hope its not a broken cam
Besides being low on low end power, the car drives fine and gets decent fuel mileage.
Permanent ode P1335, no check engine light.
I will try this weekend to diagnose further... I hope its not a broken cam