Genuine Honda 37840-RJH-006 Tdc Cylinder Sensor Assembly

Hard to beat genuine replacement part.Car is still running properly more than a year later

Bought for 2001 civic EX 5 spd.P1361 TDC sensor code.Car was shutting engine off while on highway going 80mph, not fun. Ordered this part, replaced sensor and wala...no more issues. It's been two weeks without incidence.Seller shipped fast, arrived earlier than estimated too. Very happy

It’s not a oem genuine Honda camshaft position sensor gots a Mitsubishi stamp on it I would like some answers I don’t think this is Honda

OEM camshaft sensor for my 2005 Honda Civic. Worked great and got rid of my camshaft sensor code. When buying sensors always buy OEM.

Absolutely perfect part! I made a mistake and got the same part from AutoZone and it failed within a year. I ordered this genuine Honda sensor and it has worked flawlessly ever since. Good thing AutoZone refunds your money when their parts fail like this one did. Can't ask for anything better! Thank you!

for CAM sensors, I've had a few cars that had them go out over the years. Whenever I've used non OEM, they tend to last about a year or 2. YES, OEM is more expensive, but they last for a decade or more. You get what you pay for, at least when it comes to critical engine sensors for some reason.....

This sensor is a real issue when it starts to fail as it will shut your engine down to 'low-rev' protective mode. It happened several times on the freeway at 95 degrees and 75 m.p.h. Luckily the engine will restart and run normally again at some point. After replacement the engine is like new again, no recurrence of issue. For this type of part always buy OEM Honda.

Replaced a defective parts store knockoff that I put on a year ago. Nothing like OEM when you can get it.