code 17...
you have an OBDII ECU
CMP stands for Cam Shaft Position Sensor, there are 2, so No 1 is for No. 1, so prolly it loose or bad wiring somewhere causing a short circuit.
They are not hard to find.
CMP stands for Cam Shaft Position Sensor, there are 2, so No 1 is for No. 1, so prolly it loose or bad wiring somewhere causing a short circuit.
They are not hard to find.
secondly, you might want to do some diagnostic work and see if it's truly the sensor itself before you actually replace it - it could also be wiring... just to possibly save some money...
I believe on supra forums you can download the 95 TSRM which has the diagrams for both the 2JZ-GE and 2JZ-GTE, that will help you out alot.
And like Mitsuguy said most likely its not the sensor, and a wiring issue. If you download the manual you can actually test the resistance between both terminals on the sensor and it can give you a fair idea if the sensors are bad or good. The manuals will be alot of help
And like Mitsuguy said most likely its not the sensor, and a wiring issue. If you download the manual you can actually test the resistance between both terminals on the sensor and it can give you a fair idea if the sensors are bad or good. The manuals will be alot of help
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