Exhaust Camshaft Position Actuator Solenoid - Variable Valve Timing, VVT - Replaces# 12615873, 12602516, 917-010 - For Chevy Trailblazer, Envoy, Colorado, GMC Canyon, Buick Rainier, Isuzu & more

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How many solenoids are there and are the accessed from under the black cover on top of the engine block? If the item comes direct from a manufacturer, it may be delivered in non-retail packaging, such as a plain or unprinted box or plastic bag. You're best off double checking the date on the part though, If it's of the revised design, may not be much point replacing. If the solenoid is not letting the appropriate amount of oil into the system, then too much or too little oil could cause the engine to idle roughly.

Convenient to install:perfect replacement for the broken or old one,save time and energy,no extra operations. Sometimes driving on a parking lot at low speeds when I stop adding gas but the car rolls on it for 2-3 more seconds before dropping gas and starting to stop with the engine like it should?

Since Mercedes has addressed the solenoid failure issue, your automotive specialist will likely follow the instructions for repair designated by the manufacturer. VVT controls when your intake valves open in relation to your crankshaft by redirecting oil flow to your intake cam adjuster. For the whole week it was fine, today started again having high revs on idle just on 1st gear at traffic lights or during low speeds.

A: The cam timing solenoids rotate the camshaft a bit to change when the intake and exhaust valves open and close. While your reader found another way to get his issue resolved, sometimes other types of persuasion need to be applied. The video Jag sent me they are saying they have to replace intake and exhaust camshaft sprockets (are those the same as the solenoid?The service action mentions replacing both of the solenoids, I've just replaced only the exhaust one.

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I recently had my car back from a service, one of the item on the problem list is 'solenoid broken on cam adjuster', but the car is still running, engine wise, beautifully without any problem. The tools used in this guided test may have been superseded and the products above are our latest versions used to diagnose the fault documented in this case study. VVL allows your engine to choose between two exhaust cam profiles one designed for economy / fuel efficiency and one for performance.Exactly the same process as above but a little more fiddly to access; You can unbolt it using a 8mm deep-reach socket for the left bolt (As looking into the engine) and an 8mm ratchet spanner for the other. In the Youtube I linked below, the one Solenoid came out easily with the Valve Timing Housing (VTH) still in place by just removing the two screws. The use of VCT has become widespread throughout the automotive industry as the technology becomes cheaper and more manufacturers take advantage. Because if there would be an issue caused by the intake solenoid I would get another fault code, right?