Hella Camshaft Position Sensor - Hall Effect

The Hella Hall effect engine camshaft position sensor, also called a cam position sensor or CMP sensor, reports camshaft position and rotation to the engine control unit. The ECU uses this signal to time fuel injection and ignition accurately, and it often uses it together with the crankshaft position sensor signal for synchronization.

Key Features:

• Hall effect sensing: Produces a clean digital signal that stays consistent across a wide range of engine speeds, including at start-up and low RPM.
• OE-quality design: Hella is a long-time original equipment supplier to European and global automakers. The sensors are built to meet or exceed OE form, fit, and function.
• Durable construction: Built to withstand engine-bay heat, vibration, and exposure to oil and other fluids.
• Reliable electrical connection: Designed for a secure connection to the factory wiring harness.
• Straightforward replacement: Direct replacement for the original sensor, with no modification needed.

A failing camshaft position sensor can cause hard starting, a no-start condition, rough idle, stalling, poor fuel economy, reduced power, or a check engine light. Replacing a worn sensor with a Hella unit helps restore accurate engine timing and smooth, dependable performance.