420664049 Camshaft Position Sensor for Can-Am Outlander Max LTD 800 2007-2012
420664049 Camshaft Position Sensor for Can-Am Outlander Max LTD 800 2007-2012
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Camshaft Position Sensor for Can-Am Outlander Max LTD 800
This camshaft position sensor for Can-Am Outlander Max LTD 800 provides the camshaft timing signal your engine control unit relies on for correct spark and fuel sequencing, and it carries the OEM cross-reference 420664049.
Overview
This camshaft position sensor for Can-Am Outlander Max LTD 800 keeps ignition and injection timing accurate by reporting camshaft rotation to the ECU. It suits riders servicing a 2007 to 2012 Outlander Max LTD 800 who need a reliable replacement at a sensible price. The camshaft position sensor mounts in the original location and plugs into the factory connector.
Built For Performance
- Direct replacement for OEM part number 420664049
- Hall-effect sensing element for consistent signal across the RPM range
- Sealed connector resists water, mud, and dust
- Heat-resistant body rated for continuous engine bay temperatures
- Simple bolt-in install with no wiring modifications
Fits These Machines
- for Can-Am Outlander Max LTD 800 (2007-2012)
- for Can-Am Outlander 800 applications using part 420664049
On-The-Job Use
- Fixing no-start and hard-start problems traced to a cam sensor fault
- Clearing camshaft position codes that trigger the check engine light
- Scheduled maintenance on high-mileage utility and trail machines
- Resolving misfires and stalling caused by an intermittent signal
Specs At A Glance
| Part Number(s) | 420664049 |
| Type | Camshaft Position Sensor |
| Fitment | Can-Am Outlander Max LTD 800, 2007-2012 |
| Connection | Factory-style plug |
Good To Know
Q: Will this sensor need calibration after installation? A: No calibration is typically needed, because the sensor simply reports camshaft position to the existing ECU. Clear stored fault codes and run the machine briefly to verify the code does not return.
Q: What symptoms point to a bad camshaft position sensor? A: Hard starting, stalling, rough running, and a cam position trouble code are the usual indicators. Testing signal output at the connector helps confirm the sensor is at fault before replacing it.
Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.
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