P0341 Honda Code - Camshaft Position Sensor Incorrect Phase Detected

I had the P0341 code on my 2009 Accord 4cyl that would come back immediately after clearing. Just put a new battery in 'cause it was starting to lag when starting on cold mornings. My code went away right after installing the battery. Very happy that I don't have to replace the timing chain.

Thank you for the information!

ive changed both cam sensors and the crank but it still stalls once i put it into gear.... what might i be missing?

ive got a 2004 honda crv 2.4

I have a 2010 Honda crv with check engine light on I used a code reader a pulled code P0341 camshaft position sensor. Was hoping someone could tell me or point me in the direction of where to find it on my engine.

You could either have a stretched cam chain or a faulty Camshaft Position Sensor. The only way to exact find out what the problems is, is by following the flow chart provided by Nissan. Find the flow chart on the "Tech Notes" section above.

Do 98 Honda accords Lx 2.3 have camshaft position sensor

No, and there is no P0341 code for your Accord either.

When we hooked it up that's wat came up it said camshaft position sensor A no signal.
Wat that mean? Can it but the crankshaft position sensor?

I have a 2004 Nissan Titan 4X4, automatic throwing a p1706. It shifts into gear fine, how can I fix this?

P1706 NISSAN - Park and Neutral Position Switch

Read more: https://www.autocodes.com/p...

Totally different codes. My only suggestion is to try checking with a different scanner.

hi,03 crv 2.4 showing P0341 with new cam sensor.soon after replacing noticed ground cable from battery to transaxle broken.Would that give same code?

Probably nothing to do with the sensor, but should be a good idea fix the wire, clear idea and test again. Do you have any other symptoms?

Hi I have the p0341 civic type r 2008 engine runs perfect but engine light on when erase code it comes up straight away and the sensor has been replaced.

I have Th P0341 code on my Honda CR-V 2005 what should i do for that problem?

Could be a stretched timing chain. There is a factory service bulletin. See "Tech Notes" above

I have a 2012 Accord lx and I recently had the timing chain and tensioner replaced and my check engine light came on as soon as I turned the car on and I got the P0341 code do you know what it might be?

How is the engine running? You may have damage the sensor or the timing chain was not properly installed

The engine runs fine and I had both cam shaft sensors replaced but the light keeps coming back on

hi I have the same issue P0341 camshaft position sensor A bank 1 on my accord 2004. I had this issue since my car battery went on low voltage as it did not start once and I had to do jump start. Although I have replaced the battery the engine light is still there. It stays there when I start the car 1st time and after it heats up and when I turn it off and do a start again it goes off but sometimes it popes up at random even in 2nd start but engine light keeps on if running on 1st start. Could you suggest if the issues is with sensor or camshaft

You probably have a stretched timing chain. Did you follow the flow chart provided by Honda to diagnose the problem?

Here is a flow chart from Honda to help diagnose the P0341 code problem: https://www.autocodes.com/u...

Hi Mike, I'm having P0341 with the same issue "lag starting during cold morning". I'm also planning to change the battery. Before to do that just wondering do you have ever get that code back?

I have 2008 honda accord this morning i start and about hitting the road the check engine light started blinking and couldnt move again when i scan it i got P0341 code

Unfortunately is not an easy problem to diagnose. The problem could either be stretched timing chain, faulty camshaft position sensor, crankshaft position sensor or as simple as an oil change. How is the oil level and condition? when was the last time you change the engine oil and filter?

its not quite long i changed the oil and filter, at the cluster is till 90% life. I think i have to check the crankshaft and camshaft position sensor first. i will get back to as soon i got any result. thanks a million

I have 2010 Accord with 2 codes P 0341 engine light and 83-13 ECM/PCM Relation failure. can you help me please?

I have a 2014 Honda CR V. After replacing the battery, a short time later numerous warning lights came on. After testing, it showed the camshaft position sensor (P0341) was bad. Replaced the sensor and less than 24 hrs later all the lights came back on. Same code. Any suggestions would be GREATLY appreciated!!

The sensor is one of the most common problems, but if the problem persist, some tests needs to perform to determine if the problem is the Variable Valve Timing Control Solenoid or the Engine Timing Chain. Also, change the engine oil if you haven't change it lately.

Help. I had engine light on and two error codes. P0341 and P1009. Changed both camshaft position sensor and VTC solenoid. Still have the engine light on. Car starts properly and I have nice sound of engine. No other problem.after clearing the codes once it runs ok for 5-6 days with the engine light on. Then engine starts can’t keep it going. After starting the engine it shakes badly with noise and then dies. After clearing the codes it runs ok again. Can anybody share any solution?

Let me check if I can find more information for your vehicle. What model and year is your Honda? when was the last time you change the engine oil and filter?

Sorry I should have mentioned this earlier. It’s a Honda Accord 2010. V4 sedan, 2.4 L engine. I did a oil change on September.

On you model year, other than the Camshaft Position Sensors and VTC Solenoids, the timing chain and/or timing chain tensioner may need to be replace. With time the timing chain can stretch out causing a bad reading from the sensor. Since you have already replaced Camshaft Position Sensors and VTC Solenoids, you next step is to replace the timing chain and timing chain tensioner.

Thank you for the reply. I have booked an appointment with local Honda service centre. I will update the status when it’s done.

I have this code after replacing the VTC sprocket on 2011 Accord. Im getting differing information but Im leaning on my timing may be out a bit or the chain tensioner since these were included in the recent repair.

I agree. According to a national database of repairs for your Honda model, the timing chain tensioner, or the timing chain itself is the most probable cause of the problem.

It looks like it was the sprocket. Im using the same chain and tensioner and it seems to be running well albeit a bit of lunging while accelerating.