my nephew has the car listed above LT w/3.5l engine. I don't know if there's any importance in mentioning that this is a flex-fuel (E85) vehicle. Okay, so he had asked me if I would let him borrow my obdii scanner because he car had the check engine light on. He didn't tell me and I didn't ask him what codes showed up until after he asked for my scanner again. He said he got dtc code p0010 and so he looked up on YouTube for a video related to this issue on an 2007 impala and replaced bank 1 cam sensor. He said he studied the video and also found a link that showed instructions on how to replace a cam sensor, that lead to this site. So when he told me the part about finding instructions that came of this site, which he has never been on before, I didn't worry too much. Going back to the problem, he said he did what was shown in the instructions and when he was done installing it and connected the battery. He started the car and everything looked and sounded good. He even said it felt better and with a little more power and the check engine light was gone. He drove it some miles that day and let it sit that night. In the morning when he was heading to fill up the tank the check engine light came back on. I told him to take my scanner since I was a little busy and told him to tell me what codes showed up. It was the same code p0010. I've never worked on a vehicle with that code. So I was wondering if anyone can help me out or guide me in the direction toward fixing this problem with my nephews car. Would greatly appreciate it.
Thank you,
Rob
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Monday, August 5th, 2019 AT 12:33 AM
