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Causes and Fixes P0320 Code: Ignition/distributor Engine Speed Input Circuit

How to fix P0320 Code: Ignition/distributor Engine Speed Input Circuit A P0320 code is set when the computer (ECM/PCM) is having a problem knowing what the rotational speed (RPM) of the engine is. The computer needs to know the engine speed to calculate timing and distribute fuel and spark correctly. The computer (TCM/PCM) also uses engine speed to calculate when the transmission can shift. The crank position sensor (or distributor in older vehicles) is usually used to calculate engine speed. A bad coil or coil circuit issue can also cause a P0320 Code, but usually, the engine will run rough, and there will also be ignition coil codes. If the crank or cam position sensor is replaced Some vehicles have a crankshaft/cam position sensor Re-Learn procedure Possible Causes of a P0320 Code: Bad Crank or CAM position sensor (Usually the Crank Sensor) Wiring (Open - Short - Blown Fuse) Bad Ignition Coil What is the Definition of a P0320 Engine Code (Time Marker 0:08) What Does a P0320 Engine Code Mean (Time Marker 0:14) Crank and Cam Re-Learn (Time Marker 1:05) Possible Causes of a P0320 Code (Time Marker 1:50) Bad Crank or CAM position sensor (Time Marker 1:54) Faulty Wiring (Time Marker 2:23) Bad Ignition Coil (Time Marker 3:18) By using this information, the user assumes all risks of use.