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My database showed lower right rear of engine block. If starter motor is there you may have to drop it, to get at the sensor. I can't see anything from here.
When faceing the enigine from the front its in the vart back behind the distuboer shaft almost touching the fire wall at a 2 oclock pisition on the right hand side. It threads into the engine block and is a vary important part because it helps to control the engine timeing
remove the intake manifold ,remove radiator ,remove radiator intake and outake housing, remove fan ,remove all belts: power steering, alternator and if you have a/c, remove harmonic balancer ,remove timing belt covers, remove timing belt remove intake housinng once you have remove all the above, your freaken engine will look naked, you can see the location of the knock sensor is locate in the engine valley
common problem. replce the gas cap first easy and cheap. if you drive where it is wet alot and or you get pine needles on your truck the knock sensor rust. it is under the intake manifold. not an easy job but can be done in 4 hours. replace both as a set.
dear sir, should be on trans crossmember on drivers side look at fuel lines the sensor has fuel that goes thue it and one wire connector with four wires in it .....good luck
Unfortunately, the knock sensor is located UNDER the intake. You have to pull the
intake off. I had a mechanic do mine. He said its best to replace both
because they both corrode. (2 sensors, intake gasket, labor ($250)
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