I have a 2003 EVO VIII. It has 46k miles on it. Today, the car dies on me while I'm pulling into a parking space. It starts back up but the check engine light is on. So I goto Autozone to have them pull the codes. I know bad idea but it has 2 codes, one for the camshaft position sensor and one for the crankshaft position sensor. The guy from Autozone says the computer maybe bad. The car has a Buschur TBE, K&N filter, Blitz turbo timer, and a Dynaflash reflash. Any ideas?

 

ANyone able to offer any advice?

 

nine out of ten times you prolly stalled it or almost stalled it......no biggie just delete the code and drive on. I stalled mine out once and that same codes popped up. never had that code pop again 23k later.

 

mine too light in n out all the time don't worry been driving like that since i start modding the car

 

i stalled the car once too and got these same codes...like stated before, just clear...and you are good to go.

 

Everyone can give you their opinions on whats wrong...but how can anyone really help you if you dont post up the codes?

 

stock blow off valve???

 

Got the codes multiple times right after washing the car... Once I stopped water from getting into the engine bay it stopped.

 

+1. When i was running a JDM MR DV i had stalling issues with it and i got the same codes. Does you idle dip at all when coming to a stop?

 

I stalled it hard once too and got the exact same codes!

 

I hope it was just a one time thing. The guy at Autozone tried to tell me that my computer was bad. The car seems to be running fine. I think it just stalled out because it was hot (104 in StL yesterday) and I had the AC on. Thanks for the comforting advice.

 

i got the same 2 codes last week!!!!!! i hit a speed bump and they went off. i just reset the battery. no problems so far

 

i got the same 2 codes last week!!!!!! i hit a speed bump and they went off. i just reset the battery. no problems so far

 

Normally you get codes for those sensors if your engine is out of time. As in the crank is not in time with the cams. but it seems this isn't the case here.