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Can be anything from bad gas failing sensors needing tune up to failing engine start with hook up and scan trouble codes then start checking fuel/electronic components
On the right side of the vehicle is the oil filter box next to the filter is the oil pressure sensor.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Lexia-3 V47
went to auto zone and they pulled up alot of codes.... p0101,p0121,p0340,p0420,p0601,p1860 i have replaced my knock sensor and camshaft sensore already
You can use regular fuel. The ignition system on your vehicle is controlled by the computer which will ****** the timing if low octane fuel would cause spark knock, also called pinging. Even high compression late model cars can run on regular fuel because of the computerized knock sensors. I doubt that you'll notice any difference in driveability or performance on regular fuel.
knock sensor is usually located on the block or the cylinder head so it can listen for knocking and has a wire or wires leading to it from the harness..
EGR Valve is located on the top of the engine and has vacuum tubes leading to it from the EGR solenoid.
the sensor is in the water jacket lower part of the engine block, u are lookin in the right place, u do need the car up so u can get to it from underneath, u can't see it from up top.
bank 1 sensor 1 will be in exhaust manifold by firewall in the middle. bank 1 sensor 2 will be behind convertor .bank 2 sensor 1 will be in the front manifold down at the end of it
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