Standard Ignition PC146T Camshaft Sensor
Monitors camshaft position using the PC146T sensor for precise engine timing and fuel injection control
- Product colorTransparent
- Camshaft sensor from Standard Ignition for engine timing
- Transparent housing lets you visually confirm installation fit
- First listed by the manufacturer in 2024
- Model PC146T matches specific vehicle applications
- Engine tool category for precise camshaft position monitoring
Direct-Fit Camshaft Sensor
The Standard Ignition PC146T camshaft sensor provides a direct-fit replacement for engine timing systems. It delivers precise position data to the ECU for accurate fuel injection and ignition control. Mechanics and DIY technicians use it to restore factory performance on compatible vehicles.
Replaces Failed Original Sensors
This unit replaces a malfunctioning factory camshaft sensor that causes rough idle, stalling or a no-start condition. The jump is worth it when diagnostic codes point to a camshaft position circuit fault. It restores the timing signal without requiring harness modifications or programming.
Consistent Signal Under Heat Soak
The sensor maintains a stable output signal during extended operation and heat soak conditions. Its transparent housing allows visual inspection of the internal connector for contamination. Reliable pulse generation prevents intermittent misfires during long drives or stop-and-go traffic.
How it compares
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- Price $11.99
- Cheaper than about 80% of the 1,113 comparable items (median $19.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | STANDARD IGNITION |
| Product color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
Which engine mounting location does the PC146T camshaft sensor fit?
The sensor is designed to mount at the camshaft position on compatible engines; verify the specific vehicle application before installation.
What is the correct procedure for installing the PC146T sensor and what step is commonly missed?
Disconnect the battery, remove the old sensor, seat the new unit fully, torque the fastener to the vehicle specification, and reconnect the electrical connector — the step most often missed is torquing to spec.
When should the PC146T camshaft sensor be inspected or replaced during routine maintenance?
Inspect the sensor and its wiring whenever the check-engine light indicates a camshaft position code or at major service intervals; replace if the housing is cracked, the connector is corroded, or the signal is out of range.
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