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hi there i have a 2008 jeep patriot, i notice when its cold and i start to roll with it the engine cut, now im having a ob2 code, it say :

P0014 (generic pending) Bank 1 Camshaft 2 position target Performance

P000B Bank 1 Camshaft 2 position Slow RESponce

ive read all kind of stuff it could be, but does anyone can guide me to fix this, as far as i know those 2.4L patriot have 4 sensor on the head, how do i know wich one is bank 1 camshaft 2, and could it be a faulty sensor or what else?
thanks for the help.
 
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#3 ·
thanks for replying, that code was 0016 mine is 0014 ive read many thing but did not found one thread yet where the owner post after they find the trouble, ive read if it was low of oil it could light that light, its a brand new oil change ive made with penzoil 5-20 and ive had 5 L in it, but for some reason i was low about 0.5-1L so i add up today to mark and erase the code before i go, ive drive about 10 miles and lights come back on, with same code p0014 Generic Pending (Bank 1 Camshaft 2 Position Target Performance) it also show on my ob2 reader in case it could help :
Fuel Sys 1 CL
Fuel Sys 2 NA
Calc Load(%) 710
ECT(F) 172.4
STFT B1(%) 0.8
LTFT B1(%) -16.4

not sure what these number meant but maybe can help some one who better with thise diagnostic.

thanks
 
#9 ·
you guys almost gave me the energy to take out back my 2007 from the junk yard lol, try to figure the trouble for for yrs and never found it, had similar issue with it was saying crank shaft and cam shaft sensor all the time i replace all sensor was still the same, but ive never replace the selenoid sensor, maybe it was it, i think ill give it a try :)
 
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you guys almost gave me the energy to take out back my 2007 from the junk yard lol, try to figure the trouble for for yrs and never found it, had similar issue with it was saying crank shaft and cam shaft sensor all the time i replace all sensor was still the same,...
I've wondered in cases like that if maybe there was something wrong with the 5 volts supplied from the PCM, or the associated wiring.

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