
Hitachi
Hitachi CPS0007 Engine Camshaft Position Sensor
★★★★★
Direct OEM replacement for Nissan camshaft position sensor — CPS0007 fits 23731-4M500 and cross-references, restoring accurate cam timing signals from a Tier 1 supplier.
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Overview
Key Features
Tier 1 OE supplier for sensors
100% NEW, never remanufactured
Meets the OE performance and durability standards for this application
Fast and accurate measurements
Reliable engine management
Specifications
Brand
Hitachi
Model
CPS0007
Type
Engine Camshaft Position Sensor
Mounting Type
Flange Mount
OEM Cross-References
23731-4M500, 23731-4M505, 23731-4M506, 23731-4M50B, 23731-5M005
Dimensions
1.52 x 1.62 x 2.32 inches
Weight
0.05 lbs
Condition
100% New (not remanufactured)
Supplier Tier
Tier 1 OE
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- Direct OEM fitment — matches the flange mount and connector geometry of Nissan factory sensors using the exact 23731-4M50x part number series.
- Tier 1 supplier pedigree means the CPS0007 is built to the same specification as factory-installed components, not a cost-reduced aftermarket interpretation.
- Brand new unit eliminates the reliability concerns of remanufactured sensors, which can carry latent wear from their previous service life.
- Compact dimensions (1.52 x 1.62 x 2.32 inches) and flange mount design make for a clean, bolt-in swap with no modifications.
- High measurement accuracy restores proper ECU cam timing data, which directly affects fuel trim, ignition timing, and idle quality.
👎 Cons
- No wiring pigtail included — if the OEM connector is corroded or damaged, you'll need a separate repair harness, adding cost and time.
- At 0.05 lbs, the sensor is light, but the flange mount bolt torque spec isn't documented in the listing — consult a factory service manual to avoid over-torquing the mount.
- Vehicle-specific fitment must be verified by cross-referencing the OEM part number; the listing does not enumerate every compatible year/make/model explicitly.
- No installation instructions included beyond basic labeling — first-timers will need a service manual or a reliable online guide for their specific application.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which vehicles and OEM part numbers does the CPS0007 replace?
This sensor cross-references OEM part numbers 23731-4M500, 23731-4M505, 23731-4M506, 23731-4M50B, and 23731-5M005 — verify your existing part number against this list before ordering, as Nissan used multiple variants across model years.
Is this a remanufactured unit or brand new?
It is 100% new — not remanufactured or rebuilt. Hitachi is a Tier 1 OE supplier, meaning this is the same supplier tier that produces sensors for the factory line, not an aftermarket knockoff.
How difficult is the installation, and what tools are needed?
Difficulty is low to moderate depending on sensor location on your specific engine. Typically requires a basic socket set and a small wrench for the mounting flange bolt. Disconnect the battery before swapping, unplug the harness connector, unbolt the flange mount, and reverse the process for install.
Will this sensor clear a P0340 or P0345 camshaft position sensor code?
If the code is caused by a failed or out-of-range sensor (rather than a wiring or reluctor ring issue), yes — replacing the sensor with a spec-correct unit like the CPS0007 should resolve those codes. Always check wiring and connector integrity before condemning the sensor itself.
Does it include the mounting hardware or harness connector?
The sensor comes as a direct drop-in replacement. Confirm whether your application requires a new pigtail connector or retaining hardware, as those are typically reused from the original install.