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Blake00

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Hi guys,

New to the site. Imported a 2003 V35 Skyline 350GT Premium in silver, only took it through regency on Thursday and already having an issue. Engine warning light came on, as well as the 'slip light' and 'VDC off' light. Within 90 minutes I was at the auto electrician who identified a faulty Bank 2 camshaft position sensor so I am after a part to replace by Monday. Any help would be appreciated, as I am sure you are aware, I want to be driving this car, not just admiring it in the driveway :).

If anyone knows of someone wrecking a V35, 350Z or possibly even a Maxima with the VQ35DE engine, let me know. I want to grab the part today if possible (tomorrow at the latest) so I can fit it Sunday. I was quoted $145 new but can't get it till Tuesday. If anyone can confirm the issue I have described above as being the cam position sensor it would be appreciated. At this stage I am about as sure as I can be without pulling the existing unit off and checking with a multimeter.

In the brief 150km I have driven the car so far, it has been amazing, decent power, not too stiff, nice cruiser. Very happy with the purchase.

Thanks in advance

Blake

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I may have a S/H spare here if you need one. Can you get the part number off it or a photo? Which side is bank two? I think its the passenger side but I'm not sure.

PM me if you need one anyway. :thumbsup:

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