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So my truck started throwing a code P0023:00-AF B Camshaft Position Actuator A Control Circuit / Open Bank. I have replaced all the solenoids and pig tails on all 4 for them. Still getting the code. Have not found a wiring problem yet. Does some have access to wiring diagram? So that I can find the connection from the solenoid to the ECM to verify the connection is good. Or any other troubleshooting advice would be helpful.

Go to eautorepair.net and subscribe to your truck's service information. That's what I do now that BBB industries took down their free TSBs and wiring diagrams.

Is it running rough at idle?
I remember someone having to replace the canister purge valve, I believe with the same code.
I don't go back to work until next week so I know that's no help right now, but I'm pretty sure it was a coworker that had the same issue.

Doesn't run ruff. But lacking power.

Almost sounds like an O2 sensor but I know that throws a completely different code.
Is the exhaust flowing strong at the tail pipe? Have someone gradually rev the engine and hold a small sheet of cardboard over it and see if it blows away from or not. Catalytic converter clog could be an issue.

Does anyone have access to the pin out diagram for my ECM ?

eautorepair.net is the diy version of Mitchell. I've quit poking around the internet for pinouts. Seems like I never get the right one. Just this week I needed a pinout for a Ford 4.0 v6. Very common but the computer changes year to year. Just spend the $20 and get the 1 month subscription.

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Sun Jan 03, 2021 10:45 am

eautorepair.net is the diy version of Mitchell. I've quit poking around the internet for pinouts. Seems like I never get the right one. Just this week I needed a pinout for a Ford 4.0 v6. Very common but the computer changes year to year. Just spend the $20 and get the 1 month subscription.

Thanks if they have the info its worth it. I just didnt want to spend money on something like a haynes manual then not have the info i need.

Definitely not. This is the stuff shops spend thousands on

Another option is alldatadiy

On either of those sites, I believe you can look at a preview vehicle and see all the info they provide

Found the problem getting that out for a repair is going to be a bitch.




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You need to feed yer mice better!

pb

Glad you found it. Mice will wreak havoc

Had a squirrel do that to some wiring to the transmission on a Taurus we had. They found a walnut next to the chewed wire on top of the transmission

Got the speed sensors to on the rear axle. But that was and easy fix.


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