How to Fix a Car that Randomly Dies while Driving

Car dies. How to fix car that randomly dies while driving DIY with Scotty Kilmer. How to replace camshaft position sensor, trouble code P0340, DIY. Camshaft position sensor operation, location, removal and repair. DIY car repair with Scotty Kilmer, an auto mechanic for the last 50 years.

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⬇️Scotty’s Top DIY Tools:

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[franksmith]

This guy fixes your car and makes you laugh/happy at the same time. What a legend.

[tereseberry]

Scotty you are my favorite mechanic to watch to be a girl and be able to fix my own car and not have other mechanics take advantage of me it is an honor for to listen to the advice that you give thank you❤✌

[anabolicdopeboy]

This video from 2010, that boy Scotty been trappin

[MrCapi]

Well Scotty. That small trick of tapping for being sure that the sensor is the problem, only an experienced honest mechanic knows it, and also Shows it. Thank You for the tip, and video.

[raybrensike]

Notice how Scotty's video's are short, simple, and to the point. I like that. Great help. Helps is a godly gift. It's in the Bible.

[moparnutalways]

...so the next time your car randomly dies going down the highway, don't start kicking it, hit it with a hammer!

[marc]

I've seen a bunch of michanics on YouTube through out the years first time coming across you my good sir and you are an awesome teacher 👍 keep up the good work

[frederickwalker]

Mr. Kilmer you're a legend. I've learned a lot from you. Thank you for all of your helpful videos.

[scottykilmer]

check for vacuum leaks, pray you find one. Cause if not, often a worn out carburetor on that old thing

[JJ-ckvg]

When he taps it with the hammer, it's the reason I love old school mechanics

[Desterado]

Excellent tutorial!

Many people would be scared to do this themselves, but it would cost at least 100 or more in a shop, can save a lot of money on simple repairs like this!

[TheScorpionking]

This dude Is awsome in person..and a pure genius..I had the liberty to meeting him a few times. Hated he moved out of Houston to the east coast

[jakenguyen]

Thanks Scott the Master. I have learned alot from you sir.

[scottykilmer]

If you like my car help, be sure to watch my live car talk show every saturday morning at 10 AM CST on google events. I answer your car questions LIVE there. Just go to my scotty kilmer channel on youtube saturday morning at 10, and click on the google plus icon on the top right corner. That takes you to the event. You do have to be a member of google plus to ask questions, so join up, it’s all Free.

[scottykilmer]

just depends on how far you want to go. This one is fine for generic work, you need a dealer level one for more intense analysis, and they start at 2 grand for EACH model.

[jr_kovy]

At 2:29 I started laughing so bad, I couldn’t breath for a minute. Lmfao

[flutterbug]

Scotty you are the best. Thanks for being funny and making me feel comfortable in keeping care of my car and my daughter's. Amazing how many people will take advantage of a single woman with car problems.

[scottykilmer]

tons of things can do that. As a mechanic, I get my dealer level scan tool, hook it up to the car, and drive until it acts up. Then it memorizes the bad data, and I play it back and analyze what went wrong. That's the only way to do it, other than wild guessing.

[keithcerce]

That electrical grease is becoming very important. Cleaned some throttle body sensors on my 04 jeep. Went to test drive. Idle was wacky. Wasnt b4. Tranny would shift 1st to 3rd or het stuck in 2nd. Knowing there was nothing wrong 30 minites prior. Back in the garage with the engine running, pushed on connectors, idle would straighten out. Gooped up the connectors . ran great. Still runs great. If i hadnt just caused my own issues by "fixing" it, I'd swear the throttle position sensor had crapped out. But no, just a lousy connection.
Love your show. Dont know where your getting all your energy ? Coffee ? Red bull ? Cocaine ? None of my concern. Keep up the great vids. You should be on diy network. Subbed