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Knock Sensor and O2 Sensor - Related? 900

posted by  spook on  Fri Jun 7 20:01 CST 2013
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Dear rparkerm,

Hope you're well. By "the end of these things" do you mean the connector housing, i.e., the gray plastic fitting, into which go the wires. If so, I'm pretty sure that connector can be bought as a separate part.

I cannot easily find in VADIS - the now-superseded dealer parts/service database - the specific connector. If possible, can you look closely at it, and see if there's a part number on the connector? As the in-service unit has failed, it can be cut to allow the wires and their contacts to be removed. The contacts should slide smoothly into a new housing.

Hope this helps.

Yours faithfully,

Spook






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