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      Clutch Position Sensor

      I had a trouble code no. P0807: Clutch Position Sensor Circuit Low in my chevy aveo 2009 and I do not know what it means and where I can find this sensor.



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      It is located on the top of the clutch pedal assembly, under the kick panel.

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      thanks a lot i find it.

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      Please tell me what is the function of this sensor and how I can test it on the car?
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      Please tell me what is the function of this sensor and how I can test it on the car?
      thanks.

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      Quote Originally Posted by drmagieed View Post
      Please tell me what is the function of this sensor and how I can test it on the car?
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      Try starting your car without pressing down the clutch pedal. If it starts, you have a malfunctioning CPS. It can also do the opposite and not allow you start to start the car because it's not reading that you have the clutch depressed.
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      Quote Originally Posted by slayerized6 View Post
      Try starting your car without pressing down the clutch pedal. If it starts, you have a malfunctioning CPS. It can also do the opposite and not allow you start to start the car because it's not reading that you have the clutch depressed.
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      drmagieed - please let us know what you find out.

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      Quote Originally Posted by MetroMPG View Post
      drmagieed - please let us know what you find out.
      I swap ecotec engine 1.6 l and the complete wires of us aveo 2009 in my aveo 2007. I make OBDII scan and I had the error P0807 (clutch position sensor circuit low). I replaced my clutch pedal with a complete pedal with the sensor and connect the white plug with the sensor plug. the result is that DTC P0807 was cleared when I scan the ECU many times. but the sensor did not work I mean I can start my car without pressing the clutch pedal.
      I ask if there is a plug may be under the driving wheel cover may be unplugged. The sensor taking the command from ECU and can not send it to the ignition system.

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      Sorry for necro, but I saw this thread, tried starting my car without clutch pushed in, and it started just fine. Is this a sign my CPS is faulty regardless of which engine/model I have?





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