GPD® 1811734 Knock Sensor
Manufacturer #1811734
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GPD® 1811734 Knock Sensor
Manufacturer #1811734
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$29.02
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| Warranty | 1 year GPD limited warranty |
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Question: how to install knock sensor?spruce / Sep 12, 2024
Hi Bruce, I'm glad to assist you. Please refer to a vehicle-specific repair manual to confirm those details or consult with your trusted local auto repair shop. You can also refer to online video-sharing websites (such as YouTube/Dailymotion) for DIY parts install tutorials. It is a guaranteed fit part if your car/SUV appears in the vehicle fitment information below (after selecting the year, make, model, submodel, and engine size). Grab our lowest price and click the link below to buy it today. Happy shopping!
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Answered by Jeonino E. / Thu, Sep 12Question: What is a knock sensor for ?Alan R. / Nov 22, 2020
Hi Alan,
The knock sensor picks up vibration and sound coming from the engine block, turns it into an electronic signal and sends that signal to the engine control unit (ECU). The car's computer then judges the information and determines whether or not ignition timing should be altered.
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