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  1. 02-04-2009 02:07 PM #1
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    Engine code

    I have an engine code from my Peake tool of 41. I believe that is, A/C Compressor. It is on a 1998 M3. Does anyone know what the cause of this is and can I fix it? Do I need a new compressor? Thanks for the help.
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    you can find codes listed online usually are 12xx

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    Re: Engine code

    According to the code list that came with my Peake tool, code 41 is the camshaft sensor.
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    Re: Engine code

    I also don't find any recalls or TSBs for the cam sensor. It has three wires and is more than likely a Hall sensor type and can probably be checked for glitches with a good meter or a scope.
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    Re: Engine code

    I did change out the Cam Sensor and that cleared the CEL. Thanks
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