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code P0014 1999 V70-XC70 V70-XC70

posted by  kenny-r on  Tue Apr 10 08:47 CST 2012
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what are possible problems from this code P0014? Mechanic says maybe timing belt slipped. Belt replace at 95k, now 145k miles. dosent sound right to me. Code says "reset camshaft timing" Is that a big repair?








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    code P0014 1999 V70-XC70 V70-XC70

    posted by  KlausC on  Tue Apr 10 09:49 CST 2012
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    Either the timing belt is off 1 tooth, the cam position sensors is dying, or the CVVT solenoid on the top of the Tbelt housing is dirty and needs cleaning.

    The CVVT solenoid is my first bet, it is oil pressure driven and dirty oil and/or cold engine running can clog it up. It will require an new gasket if removed and I understand the dealers have an upgraded version that works better.

    You should remove the Tbelt cover and check the timing marks, belt, rollers, etc just to be safe anyway.

    Klaus
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