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Join Date: Sep 2009
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My knock sensor fault won't go away!!!
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Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: the great Maine wilderness
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prolly gonna have to rewire it directly to the ecm....there are a few writeups on it here
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93 Runner, 3vze, auto, 4.88 gears, 31" tires, mostly stock, 255k and counting DD: 94 runner, 3vze, geared 4.56, m/t, 31/10.5/15, only 233k on the clock Project: 91 p/u, 3vze, m/t, 2" body lift, 4.10 gears, 33's, 235k on the clock. It's becoming an addiction. |
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Thanks that's what I was dreading, Not to sound stupid but how do I get to the ECM. I've followed the wires back to the firewall and that was as far as I got without take the dash apart. Any shortcuts?
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its in the pass side kick panel.... basicly on the side under the glove box, take that plastic peice out, and the ecm is right there. To find out if it is a bad wire... disconnect the ecm, then find terminal knk.... use a multi meter to check from the knk of the connector(ecm) the the wires on the knock sensor connector, if U get no resistance...its not a bad wire, you could also check the ground... thats usually the problem, check from the connector(knock sensor) to terminal e1 of the dlc. Sorry if it dont make sense...I'm chasing wire troubles of my own.....maybe someone else will chime in with a better explanation.
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93 Runner, 3vze, auto, 4.88 gears, 31" tires, mostly stock, 255k and counting DD: 94 runner, 3vze, geared 4.56, m/t, 31/10.5/15, only 233k on the clock Project: 91 p/u, 3vze, m/t, 2" body lift, 4.10 gears, 33's, 235k on the clock. It's becoming an addiction. |
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