Where is the knock sensor for my 96 isuzu rodeo v6

camshaft position Sensor location???

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Jun 23, 2009 - It is located on the inside surface of the front of right cyl head. 2000 Rodeo LS (stock). 78 T/A (far ...

SOLVED: Where to locate the camshaft sensor on a isuzu

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It's on the inside of the cylinder head at the rear of the engine. Will be hard to see it because the intake plenum hides it. where to locate the camshaft ...
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Where is the camshaft position sensor in my 2002 Isuzu ...

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May 13, 2020 - My son is a mechanic and the Haynes manual says it's under the lower intake. Need to verify. Share this conversation.
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  Mar 30, 2013 - If you are just testing the sensor, you can check the cam sensor signal at the ECM on pin 11 of connector number 2. It is the same blue wire.
  
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sorry no idea here as this engine i dont see here in spain very often ,most of these sensors are in the block level with the pistons or quite rightly as you stated under the inlet manifold of V engines .could it be yours isnt fitted with one

yet another easter egg hunt 10,000,
and no engine stated, as are most here.
USA car? (canada?)
NO ENGINE DISPLACMENT "SIZE" wow.
first off the old V6 is in the block valley (6vd1) engines.
I bet its not bad,
if you scanned the PCM and no error for knock why ask?

2004 here is 3.5L engine it has only 2 elect pins, (a give away)
has a center hole bolt (block of plastic)
and has 2 knock sensors, that year,
that year had 3.2 liter too, why post lacking DISPLACMENT
and cam counts, 4 cams? 6ve1? engines?> has 2.
the look like below, 2 pins center large bolt hole
most times all KS are on the block somwhere
on the early engine on top valley (intake man pulled.)
later they move them ,putting a KS on a head is crazy
as it must then HEAR valve noises, and caM, (yes its just a microphone) it does hear. knock.
and in 3 dimensions (3D). best place was on top.
but if you put them on the banks then you need 2 for obvious reasons.
it cant be on the pan , nor front or rear of engine leaving
where bank sides, "V" see?
It must hear all cylinders fire, per bank. (rules not too close not to far)






its not here, as seen the old V6

6vd1 (old) knock dead center, now gone from there.


bolted to side of block, both are identical.

On a 4 cyl engine it would be closest to the radiator.

It sounds like your Isuzu is running with high rpm's when you start it and drive it.

I assumed it's a v6
you need to remove the glove box compartment
remove the screws on the blower motor housing
remove the motor

No they are not compatible. They changed the crank between 95 and 96. I have a 96 that needed an engine swap and the dealer that I bought it from was paying for the engine, he bought a 95 engine and after a month of trying the mechanic said no way no how, the crank between the two is different.

Remove belt, fan, fan shroud and fan bracket. Remove timing covers, timing belt and water pump. Replace timing belt and the hydraulic tensioner with new ones. I suggest you get a mechanic to do this as you can easly get it out of time. Not an easy job.

The knock sensor is located on the side of the engine block. And the oxygen sensors are located in the exhaust system. There will be one oxygen sensor (upstream) screwed into either the exhaust manifold or the exhaust pipe before the catalytic converter. The other oxygen sensor (down stream) will be screwed into the exhaust pipe just after the catalytic converter.