Camshaft Position Sensors

Precision Engineered to Champion the Independent Aftermarket

Our VXPRO Camshaft Position Sensors range includes 270 OE-matching references, covering diverse vehicle applications. Each sensor is expertly engineered to the performance standards of the original equipment, while offering independents a margin-friendly price and dependable quality. That’s our Champion the Aftermarket philosophy in action—helping workshops and distributors stay competitive.

VXPRO CMP Sensors are backed by a 5‑year warranty and supported by our TechASSIST and StockASSISTservices. Join thousands of professionals winning customers, protecting margin, and driving growth with VXPRO.

EE0113 VXPRO Cam Shaft Sensor

StockASSIST: Our Most Popular Camshaft Position Sensors

Our StockASSIST utilises UK car parc and sales data to help stockists maintain the most in-demand CMP sensor references. Get the right parts at the right time to improve first‑time fix rates and boost workshop efficiency.

Here are 10 of the top-selling CMP sensors in our current UK range:

EE0002 VXPRO Cam Shaft Sensor

1. EE0002

VXPRO Camshaft Position Sensor

EE0003 VXPRO Cam Shaft Sensor

2. EE0003

VXPRO Camshaft Position Sensor

EE0040 VXPRO Cam Shaft Sensor

3. EE0040

VXPRO Camshaft Position Sensor

EE0013 VXPRO Cam Shaft Sensor

4. EE0013

VXPRO Camshaft Position Sensor

EE0141 VXPRO Cam Shaft Sensor

5. EE0141

VXPRO Camshaft Position Sensor

EE0113 VXPRO Cam Shaft Sensor

6. EE0113

VXPRO Camshaft Position Sensor

EE0091 VXPRO Cam Shaft Sensor

7. EE0091

VXPRO Camshaft Position Sensor

VXPRO VXPRO Cam Shaft Sensor

8. EE0106

VXPRO Camshaft Position Sensor

EE0006 VXPRO Cam Shaft Sensor

9. EE0006

VXPRO Camshaft Position Sensor

EE0024 VXPRO Cam Shaft Sensor

10. EE0024

VXPRO Camshaft Position Sensor

TechASSIST: Product Support and Information

The Camshaft Position Sensor monitors the rotational position and speed of the camshaft, supplying critical data to the ECU for fuel injection timing, ignition control, and variable valve timing synchronisation

Why Does It Fail?

CMP sensors often fail due to:

  • Wiring issues such as frayed wires, poor connections, or corrosion

  • Internal electronic degradation from heat and vibration

  • Contamination by oil, debris, or moisture

  • Mechanical damage to the reluctor wheel or sensor tip, causing signal errors

What Are the Symptoms?

If the CMP sensor is failing, common symptoms include:

  • Illuminated Check Engine Light (MIL) and diagnostic trouble codes

  • Hard starting, stalling, rough idle

  • Poor acceleration, reduced engine power, and fuel economy issues

  • Engine may enter limp or emergency mode if cam/crank synchronization is lost

Fitting Tips

  • Inspect wiring and connectors for corrosion or wear; clean and secure connections.

  • Check the reluctor wheel and sensor alignment—damage here can mimic sensor failure.

  • Handle the sensor carefully—avoid touching sensing element or damaging housing.

  • After installation, clear fault codes and test-drive until ECU relearns inputs.

  • Confirm correct signal via scan tool or oscilloscope — look for clean, consistent pulse patterns.