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Knock Sensor ? 700

posted by  invar on  Tue Oct 15 06:50 CST 2002
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sometimes you don't get any symptoms at all. sometimes you do and the symptoms in that case are that you may get knocking. or you may get no knocking at all but you'll notice that your car runs sluggish because the KS is retarding your timing. test the sensor by using a ohmeter and checking the resistance between the two leads (after unplugging it). there should be about 4.8MOhms (MEGAohms, so you'll need a ohmeter that can do it)
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Kenric Tam
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