Re: Camshaft position sensor location
I would suggest replacing the sending unit. It is mounted on the side of the cylinder head, drivers side, rear. It has one wire. When oil pressure is above 5-8 psi, the switch closes, and grounds the gauge wire. There is a resistor in the circuit that will put the gauge pointer about in the middle when the wire is grounded. You can test by grounding the wire yourself with the ignition switch in ON position. It should read in the middle.
I am expecting your sender to be a bit gummy, not closing until the engine is warm.
It is relatively easy to replace, and can be done without doing anything with the oil in the crankcase sump. Just disconnect the single wire, unscrew the old switch, and screw in the new switch. You may want to put some pipe compound on the threads, or carefully use some Teflon tape(don't get any inside the engine). Don't overtighten.
tom
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