Nope, the knock sensors only goal in life is to inform the engines control module to adjust the spark timing to optimize engine performance and fuel economy. the "knock" is caused by predetination which is caused by spark timing to far advanced or crappy quality fuel. check the fluid in tranny it may need to be flushed and the fluid replaced what kind of car is it?
Please stop switching gears so quickly. We'll soon arrive at the switching station. The cow chases flies away by switching her tail.
No it will not.
The knock sensor detects spark knock (ping) and sends that info to the ECM. The ECM makes timing adjustments to stop the ping.
No. It only senses engine vibration/knock.
No.
I have a 240 and with the knock sensor unplugged it will still start so I would have to say no.
The knock sensor sends a voltage pulse to the computer whenever it detects the vibrations caused by metal, such as the conditions caused by the spark knock. When the knock sensor sends a voltage pulse, the computer retards the timingin an effort to stop the spark knock.
it shouldnt.
NO.
No, That part will not shut the engine down
No. The knock sensor alerts you to the fact that there is an engine vibration that needs attention. Mine has been awaiting replacement for six months.
Knock sensor codes on this vehicle are meaningless, the knock sensor does nothing unless the engine knocks. If you have this code there is more than likely a problem in one of the other emission-related devices, which often triggers this code first. My advice is to ignore it until another code pops up giving you more information about where to look. Do not replace the knock sensor, it will be expensive and will not stop the code from reappearing.