No it won't. All the knock sensor does is to retard the timing when a knock, pre-ignition, is detected. If you think this may be a problem, unplug it, then try to turn engine over. The first thing I would do would be to check and make sure you have full system voltage at the distributor, about 12.6 volts. Once you verify this, get a test light and pierce the number one plug wire boot, at the distributor cap, stop once you hit the terminal. Ground the other end of the test light and have somebody turn the car over, while you are watching the test light. If it goes on and off as the motor turns over, then is is trying to fire, but if it doesn't go on and off, take out the ignition module and have it tested. There are several different things that could cause it not to fire, but this is the easiest to do first.
Where would the knock sensor be located on a 2004 mazda 6?
yes but if it is a blown head gasket it will make it miss and put steam and some water out the tell pipe if its not doing these things then check your anti knock sensor
If just the knock sensor need to be replaced. I would say no more than $150.00
I have a 240 and with the knock sensor unplugged it will still start so I would have to say no.
No. It only senses engine vibration/knock.
No, it will not cause the engine to knock.
A knock sensor is located in a specific area on the block or cylinder head in order to sense spark knock occuring and send a signal to the ECM to retard the timing. Relocating the knock sensor would defeat its purpose.
If a knock sensor was bad, the check engine light would be illuminated and the code(s) set would indicate so.
No it will not.
The function of the knock sensor ob a sensor on a 1991 4.3 s10 is to provide the computer the position of the crank shaft to give it the right information to get correct timing. That would be the crank position sensor. The knock sensor monitors the engine for spark knock (ping) so the ECM (Engine Control Module) can retard the timing to eliminate it.
just curios as to where a knock sensor would b located on a 95 vw golf gti 2.0
A bad knock sensor would illuminate the check engine light and allow the engine to ping (spark knock). The engine doesn't shift, the transmission shifts.