The Knock Sensor (KS) is mounted on the engine, above the alternator and used to sense engine detonation. The knock sensor is a frequency amplifier with the sensor designed to resonate at approximately the same frequency as the engine knock.
This allows relatively large signals to be sent to the Electronic Control Assembly (ECA) without electrical amplification and with a relatively small sensor. The ECA uses this information to alter the ignition timing to optimize ignition timing while reducing the occurrence of spark detonation.
where is a knock sensor located for a 2001 Ford Taurus se
The knock sensor is on the side of the Escort engine block. It is located close to the oil sensor.
The 1992 Ford Taurus is not equipped with a knock sensor. The Ford Motor Company has been producing the Taurus since 1985.
Yes, there is a knock sensor on the 2.3L. It is located on the rear driver's side of the cylinder head.
the knock sensor is located toward the front of the engine block and it"s only used on ohc v6 engines. good luck!
There is no "knock sensor" on a 4.0L engine
Usually, it is located on the very back, top of the engine, near where the engine and transmission bolt together. There is no knock sensor.
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If it's the Vulcan engine, it doesn't have one
The knock sensor is in the lifter valley
Ford did not start using knock sensors on the Ford Explorer engines until 1996, when they switched to the EEC-V system.
I'm not a mechanic / technician but the engine wiring schematic for the 3.0 liter V6 engine in a 1994 Ford Ranger that is in my Chilton's repair manual does not show a knock sensor