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I'm getting several codes but thought I would start with this one. Code 0340 Camshaft position sensor bank 1. I know very little about automotive electronics and using multi-meters on them but was wondering if someone could tell me how to test my camshaft position sensor and wiring using an AstroAI DM6000AR multi-meter? I have attached a picture of the meter. Just a little extra info, I am using the chassis, drive train, and electrical system from a 2008 Ford sport trac to build a 1953 truck. All of the wiring was removed and reinstalled during the build. I pretty sure I have grounded everything but there is a chance this could be a ground problem as I have several codes to chase down that weren't there before removing the wiring from the sport trac.
Make note of all the codes, clear them and see which ones come back. If you list all the codes it could help.
You can use a volt meter and turn the engine over slowly by hand and see if you get any change whatsoever. If you go slow enough you should see a noticeable voltage difference.
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