Thanks for the answer smj . My 06 X trail was assembled after the original recall date so it has the updated part. But its now almost 10 years old, and saturday during a very hot day it stalled on me while driving which was a first. Just died. Steered to the side of the road and stopped. Tried to restart no go. Checked under the hood. All fine. Decided to give it 5 minutes, and then it started up fine. So, I finally got to use my bluetooth unit on my own vehicle for once. Was the crankshaft sensor fault code p0335. Since clearing the code and its related 1 incident report, it hasn't come back, haven't stalled, and it drives fine. Only thing I note is a bit more vibration at idle
Anyway, I dont like letting things linger, so I will have it and the cam sensor changed. Was going to do it myself, but with the savings on the parts, I am thinking about getting the dealer to install it. Figure maybe they would test more and give the vehicle an inspection with another set of eyes. Any idea how long the shop labour hours would be for the job? It appears like it could be fairly straightforward, I am just wondering how hard it will be to get the sensor out when you cant really see it and have to go by feel by the looks of things.