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Today my stag just stalled for no reason. Was able to fire it back up but stalled again on the way home but no warning lights or cel. Had a look for loose vaccine or popped of line but all good everything seems normal in the bay. Just started the car back up and now it's t throwing error code 0345 which I can't find think it might be cam position sensors.

Is this correct and if so would Scott be the man to go to to buy them from?

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Yes it is the cmp sensor (phase).

If you have emanage, check your wiring connections, as I have been having problems with my car and it was all due to uninsulated wire connections touching eachother and loose crimped connections. Emanage was installed by an sau member who was a bit crook on the day, so understandable little mistakes...but was very problematic. Good luck

Na no emanage mate. Defiantly sure it's that time for new cam position sensors.

Mainly just wondering if there is any one that can do the cheaper than Nissan and if they are the same as g35 350z ones as in the states they are cheap from auto zone

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