Earlier today in the mountains at approximately 10k', rushy_rush and myself stopped to air down. We were parked on a slight grade uphill when we shut down. We hopped back in our rigs and tried to fire them up but they both stuttered and stalled. They would turn over, ignite, but seemed as though it was misfiring. His truck muttered through it and started but my truck continually failed until we put the jumper cables on and got it some extra juice to start. He got the code from his bullydog and looked it up (I didn't get the code from him yet) and it said there was a misfire on one of the cylinders. I went to oreillys to borrow their scanner and was able to pull up the code p0340. Camshaft position sensor A circuit (bank 1 or single sensor). After deleting the code it hasn't come back yet. Any idea why this would happen to both trucks at the same time?
Xterras Simultaneously Fail to Start and Get Codes
- Thread starter Trexterra
- Start date
metzican
Suspension Lift
- Location
- Lafaytte, la
This i weird that it happened to both of you. And it's not like either X is not use to elevation. Did you both fill up at the same gas station? I would ask about the bullydog tune but sounds like you don't have one.
Steadyhigh
Test Drive
- Location
- Canada
Magnetic forces!
emtmark
Wheeling
- Location
- San Fransisco Bay aRea
We did not fill up at the same gas station. I'm going with either Ghosts or Aliens. I was curious if maybe the rapid elevation change from the drive up there could cause an expansion of vapor in the fuel lines and vapor lock it or something. But I've never had issues up there. #confused
emtmark
Wheeling
- Location
- San Fransisco Bay aRea
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Convergence of good and evil......
Remember that time you should have spent your luck on a lotto ticket.......