P0340 (blink 14) on Toyota Passo (KGC10): Camshaft Position Sensor Circuit Malfunction

Short answer: P0340 means “Camshaft Position Sensor Circuit Malfunction”. The car’s computer has found a fault in the Engine control (EFI) system and turns on the Check engine light (MIL). First check: is the signal from the cam angle sensor inputted to the EFI ECU?.

Code

P0340 · blink 14

System

Engine control (EFI)

Dashboard light

Check engine light (MIL)

Also sold as

Daihatsu Boon, Daihatsu Sirion (M300)

Applies to

1KR-FE: M300 (Sirion export = JDM Boon M300S/M301S(4WD? see gaps) & Passo KGC10/KGC15). JDM-spec ECU not separately documented | K3-VE: M301 (Sirion 1.3 = JDM Boon M310S? / Passo QNC10)

Confidence

high (factory manual, export spec)

Source

carmanualsclub.com

Symptoms and when it is set

1. When the signal from the cam angle sensor is not outputted over a certain length of time after the start- ing

Likely causes

1. Open wire or short circuit for Camshaft angle sensor system circuit
2. Camshaft angle sensor
3. EFI ECU

What to check, in order

1. Is the signal from the cam angle sensor inputted to the EFI ECU?
2. Is the harness between the cam angle sensor and the EFI ECU normal?
3. Is the output of the cam angle sensor normal?

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Clearing the code does not fix the fault. If it comes back, the problem is still there. For brakes, airbags and steering, see a trained mechanic.