Good turns out that I have a 1.4 TDCI party (F6JB) with a failure in the camshaft sensor that I can't remove. I have proven that the wiring is in good condition (continuity, mass isolation, positive, short circuit, etc ...) and everything seems correct. After this I decided to change the sensor because when the failure code jumps it stops producing signal but the food and mass of the sensor are still correct. And here the problem begins the first sensor that Monte gave me a failure during the road test and when I observed it with the oscilloscope I saw that the signal passed from time to time from being square to being rectangular (as if they joined 2 ridges in one because the sensor did not respond enough quickly) so I deduced that although I rare I played a sensor that was not correct. Now with the second sensor it happens to me as with the original (the signal disappears) and of course they touch 2 bad sensors it would be a lot of bad luck. The thing is that I have noticed that if the sensor stops giving signal and without stopping the car I disconnect the cable and re -connect the sensor recovers the signal and now does not mark road failure. But when the next day I start it again and step on the road again gives the failure. Usually the code that is giving me is the P0341, but on other occasions it has given me the P0340. I don't know if I really had bad luck and I have touched 2 bad sensors or the switchboard has a problem that makes the sensor stop working. That is why I have decided to see if you can think of something before trying this time with an original sensor and that is not the solution either. Thanks for your time and advice.
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