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P0390

Camshaft Position Sensor — Circuit Problem (Bank 2)

High — fix right awayDo not drive

Severity: Fix right away. Driving risks expensive damage or a breakdown.

What P0390 means

The computer is getting no usable signal from the camshaft position sensor on bank 2, the same fault as P0340 but on the other side of a V engine.

Common causes

How to fix it

Check the oil level first, inspect the wiring, and replace the sensor if it gives no signal.

Can I drive with P0390?

The engine may run rough, stall, or fail to start. Get it checked right away.

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Questions, answered

Is it safe to drive with code P0390?

Avoid driving until it is checked — towing is the safer choice. The engine may run rough, stall, or fail to start. Get it checked right away.

What causes code P0390?

The most common causes are: Failed camshaft position sensor; Damaged wiring or connector; Stretched or jumped timing chain or belt; Low oil level. A scan tool and a visual check of the parts above is where a technician starts.

How do I fix code P0390?

Check the oil level first, inspect the wiring, and replace the sensor if it gives no signal.

Not repair advice. This page gives general information about code P0390 only. Cars differ by make, model and year — confirm the fault with a scan tool and have the repair done by a qualified technician.

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