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Chrysler 200 Camshaft Position Sensor is installed in a mid size sedan that is admired because of its stability, comfort, and reliability in terms of engineering. The Chrysler 200 was unveiled in Michigan and came with smooth lines, huge cabin, standard front wheel drive, optional all wheel drive, and engines ranging between an efficient 2.4 liter four cylinder and an active 3.6 liter V6 to offer a driver responsive power, good fuel economy, and smooth ride on the daily commute. Safety is also gleaming, with the Chrysler 200 receiving high marks in crash testing due to traction and stability control, brake assist and full curtain of airbags, and carefully designed interior materials and infotainment features add to daily enjoyment, and Chrysler 200 owners claim the car has great value. The Camshaft Position Sensor, installed at the core of this performance, is a little but important scoutmaster, which monitors the real-time rotation of the camshaft and transmits the information to the engine computer, allowing it to precisely time the timing of fuel injection and spark, enabling the Chrysler 200 to start fast, burn clean and prevents misfiring that would otherwise damage the engine. In conjunction with the crank sensor, every Camshaft Position Sensor reading ensures the coordination of the events of combustion that will safeguard the mileage, power, and catalytic converters. One of the causes of the Check Engine Light and rough idle is a faulty Camshaft Position Sensor. Early replacement of a Camshaft Position Sensor averts rough idle, hesitation or stalling before they get to be worse. Install, remove battery, disconnect sensor at timing cover, replace O-ring, attach new part, tighten bolt, re-wire, clear codes, and test.