Knock sensors replaced
#1
Knock sensors replaced
Wife loves this truck. We have owned it 3 months and haven't put 400 miles on it yet. One thing after another laying it up. This weekend I replaced the knock sensors after it throwing the circuit codes when I tried driving it on the highway. I was surprised to find the rear sensor was completely submerged in water.
Under water
Guess which was the rear one
Under water
Guess which was the rear one
#2
Yep - common issue on the GM LS engines..... Hope you replaced them with genuine ACDelco ones. Others are junk and generally do not last long (also also spin in their casing when trying to remove them). Also good to replace the harness too and then seal the new rubber plugs with high temp rtv.
#3
Yep - common issue on the GM LS engines..... Hope you replaced them with genuine ACDelco ones. Others are junk and generally do not last long (also also spin in their casing when trying to remove them). Also good to replace the harness too and then seal the new rubber plugs with high temp rtv.
#4
Should be okay as Dorman does tend to be very picky about the quality control of their suppliers.... for sure better than no-name Chinese ones. Worst case on a bad cheap one that spins is you have to hammer a chisel into it and use a pair of vise grips to rotate that. Done it more than once. Really not too bad but getting the intake and everything off is still a project. lol
As long as you sealed them they should be fine. Never spray water towards the ends of the intake when cleaning under the hood of an LS based engine.
As long as you sealed them they should be fine. Never spray water towards the ends of the intake when cleaning under the hood of an LS based engine.
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