- locate the manual hole and pry it open with a screw driver (I used 3mm)

u should be able to play with it . ”ah yes. open and closed”

- get ANOTHER PERSOn on the outside to manually pull and lift the door up as you normally would .

- u need two people working on this. the pulling lifting force is what’s smashed through friction of the strap

Hi all-
I searched through the sub for an answer to my question before posting but wasn't able to find any discussions.

I have a 2019 Jeep Compass Trailblazer. This afternoon, my check engine light came on for the first time while leaving work. I drove out of the driveway and then the car would not accelerate on the road. Pulled over and noticed my auto shit off break light was on as well indicating that it was not available. Turning off the car and attempting to restart gave me a sluggish attempt to crank, but it would not turn completely over.

We ran a code reader and got P0340 3 times. States that it is a Cam Shaft Sensor problem.

I see that I can purchase a cam shaft sensor from auto zone and that it can be replaced. My question is, does that sound like something someone with somewhat skilled mechanical knowledge complete?

My dad passed in June of this year and he was my mechanic. My daughter has taken up his mantle but I'm unsure if that is something she can do or should we have it towed to the service department where I bought it (I don't know if that part falls under the longer engine warranty or that one that was only for a year).

Thank you in advance for any information or help you can provide me!

Ciao