Average Cost
$160 to $480+
Total cost changes with sensor location, diagnosis time, engine access, and whether the issue is isolated to the sensor or tied to wiring or timing concerns.
Camshaft position sensor replacement cost usually depends on sensor location, engine access, diagnosis time, and whether covers or intake parts need to come off for access. This page gives you a practical baseline before you move into the estimator.
$160 to $480+
Total cost changes with sensor location, diagnosis time, engine access, and whether the issue is isolated to the sensor or tied to wiring or timing concerns.
0.5 to 1.8 hours
Many camshaft position sensors are fairly quick to reach, but rear-bank placement, engine covers, or tight intake access can add labor.
$40 to $220+
Price varies based on sensor design, OE versus aftermarket quality, and whether the repair also needs a seal, connector repair, or related hardware.
Moderate
Moderate. Some sensors are easy to reach, while others need covers or intake parts removed.
Camshaft position sensor estimates are most accurate when the fault is confirmed first. Good shops compare scan data, inspect the connector and harness, and rule out timing-related issues before replacing the sensor.
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