If it is definitely coming from the power steering pump then you will have to change the pump. common problems associated with the pump is a whining or hard to steer once in awhile. still will need a pump change
SOURCE: 1997 Nissan Quest knock sensor and transmission
A knock sensor going is usually indicated by pinging/rattling noise from engine especially when accelerating up a hill or just giving throttle but not kicking down a gear. Not sure what your asking about transmission?
SOURCE: 2004 Nissan Quest - Engine chatter/knocking
Ther e is a chance your injectors are leakin g down and there is excess fuel in the cylinders. Not a good thing. So, you fuel pressure and injectors need chkg. good luck
SOURCE: 2004 nissan quest power steering leak
Determine where the leak is coming from. Is it the rack, a hose, a connection, the pump? Most common would be a hose connection. Under normal circumstances, the hoses would not yet be cracked on an '04. The rack also has posed some problems with this vehicle, especially if it has been frequently operated on dirt roads, or dusty, grimey conditions. If the problem is with the rack, you can get a rebuilt rack to install, yours is rebuildable, but if you are not versed in this, it may be better to leave the rebuilding to the experts...but first order of business, find the leak, then we can better deal with the problem.
SOURCE: power steering pump on a 2001 ford windstar
There is a special tool for that. It should be available at most auto parts stores.
SOURCE: where does the knock sensor is located
you have to remmove the intake and it is on what looks like a bracket that bolts to both heads is the knock sensor
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