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B23F knock sensor 200 1984

uid 27's pic
posted by  Art Benstein on  Fri Sep 26 08:17 CST 2003
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Inspired by Chainy's Q on manuals, I opened up a newly acquired Haynes - older than my other - to see a photo describing the location of the block's serial number, just aft of the distributor. There's a strange-to-me nipple shown in the photo, just about where I think my LH2.0/Chrysler Ignition knock sensor is screwed in.

Question is, could this hole lead to oil? Always figured it to be a blind hole, but a minor oil leak seems to be arising from around the knock sensor -- I guess better than from the head gasket above.

I'll scan it if anyone would like...
--
Art Benstein near Baltimore






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