knock sensor location
As a side note what do you think is wrong with the sensor?
Below is a step by step from a Haynes manual I have. I paraphrased the steps because I am a lazy typer. I also included a pic of the bolt sqequence.
Removal:
1.) Relieve the fuel pressure.
2.) Drain the coolant.
3.) Remove air cleaner duct.
4.) Remove upper radiator hose from the thermostat.
5.) Remove the accessory drive belt.
6.) Remove the alternator.
7.) Remove the accelerator splash shield, cable, throttle return spring and bracket. Also remove cruise cable.
8.) Disconnect the Throttle Position sensor connector.
9.) Remove the IAC air tube.
10.) Disconnect the EVAP canister vacuum hose.
11.) Disconnect the brake booster vacuum hose and the main vacuum harness from the throttle body
12.) Disconnect the IAC electrical connection.
13.) Remove the 4 bolts on throttle body and remove throttle body and discard gasket. You'll need a new one.
14.) Disconnect coil electrical connections and remove coils.
15.) Disconnect the fuel pressure regulator vacuum hose.
16.) Remove heater hose.
17.) Remove thermostat.
18.) Loosen intake bolts 1/4 turn in sequence.
19.) Remove intake and discard gasket.
Installation:
1.) Make sure you remove and clean all the old gasket off the head and intake.
2.) Install new intake gasket.
3.) Set intake in place making sure alignment is correct. Do not shift intake once lowered onto the gasket.
4.) Install intake bolts and tighten to torque spec in two phases and in sequence. First phase is 89 in/lbs and second phase is 18 ft/lbs.
5.) Remainder of installation is reverse of removal.
Hope this helps.
Thanks again for all the help.
I can't even see it or feel it so I'm not sure if that would work.
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Thanks again for all the help.
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As a side note what do you think is wrong with the sensor?





