P0340 - Possible Causes

From Juke Service Manual...

 

That looks like a big PITA to track that code down. Took me a month of troubleshooting to finally fix my P0300

Unrelated but his videos are actually informative.
How To Fix P0300 random misfire codes in your car - YouTube

 

My Altima had a camshaft sensor and a crankshaft sensor ... one was cheaper and easier to replace. Maybe the same for the Juke?

 

Well, after taking a deeper look into the issue the Code was false. I put a camera down the oil fill cap and the valve train isn't moving when you crank the engine. I would have to say the timing chain went out it is at the dealer now. The car as 54K on so it should be under the power train warranty.

I am not sure how something electrical could control something machanical.

Thanks for the input

 

Timing chain for sure.

 

What year is your Juke, jimallessi, a 2011? Keep us all posted. Best of luck, bud!!!

 

Yes, it is a 2011 and I am sure from reading the other people wh have simlar issues. Nissan will blame it on me somehow. I bought the car with 46K on in September and it now has 55K on it in Feb. I wonder if the people that owed it before me knew there was an issue with and dump it

 

That's very possible. Maybe check with Nissan (give them the VIN #) and see if they can look up the service record for the car. They won't tell you who or when, but maybe they'll tell you what was serviced.

 

just makes me sick thing if they don't cover the repair.

 

may I ask what was resolved? I see this post is several years old, but may be having some issues. my juke just threw the codes 340 and 335. camshaft/crankshaft sensor. won't turn over, just clicks and is done. was also smoke involved when the car shut down.
I'm curious as to what became of your car after all.

 

may I ask what was resolved? I see this post is several years old, but may be having some issues. my juke just threw the codes 340 and 335. camshaft/crankshaft sensor. won't turn over, just clicks and is done. was also smoke involved when the car shut down.
I'm curious as to what became of your car after all.

My 2011 Juke does the same thing, I changed the two brake switches, the battery fuse, both camshafts, crankshaft, had the battery and alternator checked and both were good. Juke still clicks when I try to start the car, but it starts after a few tries pushing the start button. Don't know what else to do. Dealership is expensive just to check it

may I ask what was resolved? I see this post is several years old, but may be having some issues. my juke just threw the codes 340 and 335. camshaft/crankshaft sensor. won't turn over, just clicks and is done. was also smoke involved when the car shut down.
I'm curious as to what became of your car after all.

 

Was the timing chain recall done on your car?

 

Yeah probably timing chain. Go to a dealer and have them check the VIN to see if the timing chain recall was performed on that car. If not you may be out of luck as the recall ended at least a year ago. If the recall was performed hopefully Nissan will warranty the recall. If the car was bought used check what your warranty is when you bought it.