Engine Camshaft Position Sensor Replacement for Chrysler 300 Dodge Avenger Charger Journey Nitro Mercedes-Benz | OEM 5029808AC 5029808AD A0061532428

Product Overview The 5029808AC / 5029808AD / A0061532428 Camshaft Position Sensor (CMP) is a high-accuracy engine timing component engineered as a premium aftermarket replacement for Chrysler, Dodge, and Mercedes-Benz vehicles. This essential sensor monitors the rotational speed and precise position of the engine’s camshaft, sending vital data to the Engine Control Module (ECM/PCM) to control fuel injection timing and ignition synchronization. Built to survive extreme cylinder head temperatures and oil immersion, this sensor eliminates rough idling, stalling, and engine misfires, restoring factory-smooth acceleration. Technical Specifications Primary Mopar/Chrysler OE References: 5029808AC, 5029808AD, 68013184AA Mercedes-Benz OE Interchanges: A0061532428, 0061532428, A0061535528, 0061535528 Bosch Cross-Reference Code: 0232103065, 0 232 103 065 Component Type: Camshaft Position / Hall Effect Timing Sensor Condition: Brand New Premium Aftermarket Replacement Vehicle Compatibility This camshaft position sensor features dual-OEM cross-compatibility, rendering it an exact fit for both American V6 platforms and select German executive engine architectures: Vehicle Brand & Models Year Range & Engine Applications Chrysler 300 / Sebring / Town & Country 2007 – 2010 models equipped with 2.7L, 3.5L, and 4.0L V6 gas powertrains. Dodge Avenger / Charger / Challenger 2008 – 2010 models featuring standard high-output V6 timing loops. Dodge Journey / Nitro / Grand Caravan 2007 – 2010 crossover and SUV configurations requiring precise camshaft signaling. Mercedes-Benz Cars & SUVs Fits premium M271 or M272 engine configurations requiring W204, W211, or R171 replacement sensors. Performance Benefits Restored Engine Shifting & Timing: Eliminates hard-start conditions, continuous cranking, and immediate “Limp Mode” traps caused by degraded sensor coils. Thermal Resistance Stability: Molded from premium heat-stabilized composites to shield fragile internal circuitry from intensive engine blocks and corrosive lubricant fumes. OEM-Grade Magnetism: Engineered with optimized Hall-effect magnetic core strength to track camshaft teeth precisely and clear recurring P0340/P0344 check engine fault codes. Maintenance Tip: If your Chrysler 300, Dodge Journey, or Mercedes-Benz exhibits an intermittent Check Engine Light, drops fuel economy suddenly, or stalls out randomly at traffic lights, the camshaft position sensor is a top suspect. When replacing the 5029808AC sensor, inspect the old unit for signs of engine oil leaks through the terminal pins. Always clean the cylinder head port aperture, apply a light coat of fresh engine oil to the sensor’s new rubber O-ring seal, and clip the wiring harness back tightly to prevent moisture entry.