[SgtGoldy]

I was curious if anyone could shed some light on this. I woke up and got a LIMP mode activated and pulled the code 2aa1 camshaft sensor outlet, signal. With my google powers I noticed that its just slightly different than code 2aa0 camshaft sensor inlet, signal.

What exactly went wrong with my car? I can't find anything on the forums or google about this code.

[SgtGoldy]

Anyone? BUMP for advice

[SgtGoldy]

You guys are useless lol. Well going tomorrow to buy a new camshaft sensor and two VANOS sensors. I'll replace them and report back for anyone else that may come across this problem.

[SgtGoldy]

FIXED:


So 2aa0 refers to the Inlet which would be the intake camshaft sensor and 2aa1 refers to the exhaust camshaft sensor. They are located right next to each other. Just replace the one pertaining to the code and your set!

Graph for visual help:

[ucdbiendog]

Waking up an old thread. A friend of mine has the 2AA1 code. Looks like this sensor is pretty easy to get to, any tips on the DIY?

[Meeni]

No need for DIY, it is piece of cake.

[NjPrince]

Hi, bringing back an old thread, just to confirm. The part number for the 2aa1 code is 13627525014 correct?

[SgtGoldy]

Originally Posted by Njprince0226

Hi, bringing back an old thread, just to confirm. The part number for the 2aa1 code is 13627525014 correct?

Sorry for the extremely late reply, I assume you've already purchased and fixed the issue... But yes, it is.