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Helpful Automotive Resources
P0020 Code: Intake “A” Camshaft Position Actuator Circuit/Open (Bank 2)V6 and V8 engines have 2 Banks, and Bank 1 is always the bank where cylinder number 1 is located – the other bank is Bank 2.
Variable valve timing or VVT is a technology used in the engine to achieve greater power and/or efficiency at different running points.
Where Is the Oil Control Valve Located?In other words, the chain drives the outside of the gear that spins the camshaft, and variable valve timing enables the ECM/PCM to use an oil control valve and a special gear to change the indexing between the gear and the shaft to reduce emissions and increase fuel economy.