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Knock Sensor and O2 Sensor - Related? 900

posted by  rparkerm on  Fri Jun 7 18:48 CST 2013
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On an added note, after checking the FAQ I went to check the torque and to make sure the proper wire was plugged into the knock sensor and the locking end of the connector came off the end of the wires.

It appears the holes where the wires go into the back of the clip have maybe melted and the wires can just slip in and out.

I don't know if this is my problem, but it is another feature.

Can you buy the ends for these things?






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