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When the knock sensor is disconnected what happen to the car?
Nothing will happen to the car if you disconnect the knock sensor. It just will not detect a problem if there happens to be one.
How do you replace oxygen sensor on 2002 Lincoln ls?
You can replace the oxygen sensor on a 2002 lincoln LS by first unplugging the old one and then making sure the tread marks are lined up replace it with the new one.
Where is the temperature sensor located on a 1997 Mazda Protege?
you can't fix a sensor, you can replace one by removing it and installing the new one...:)
How do you replace the air flow sensor for a 97 Lincoln mark 8?
Just disconnect the wiring and remove the sensor from the air tube and replace with a new one.
How do you fix the oxygen sensor in Bank 1 sensor 2 of a 2002 Olds Alero?
Replace it. Sensor 2 is the one AFTER the catalytic converter.
How do you replace oxygen sensor on2002 envoy?
You have two O2 sensors. The most common one to replace is the one on the exhaust manifold on the passenger side. (about $50) Pull off sensor connector plug. Unscrew it. Screw new one in. Re-attach sensor plug.
How do you replace an oxygen sensor in 2001 Honda accord?
Is it the back one or is it the front one...?
How to replace speed sensor on 1999 neon?
The speed sensor is located on the side of the transmission. It has a black plastic teardrop shape to it. It has one bolt that needs to be removed to replace it.
How do you replace the oxygen sensor on a Cavalier where is it located?
The O2 sensor is located on the exhaust system there might be more then one
How do you replace the crankshaft sensor on a 99 ford windstar?
easy take old one off replace with new one! simples no
How do you replace a crank angle sensor on mercury sable?
You need to remove the serpentine belt and alternator in order to get the crank sensor; one 10mm bolt holds it. It is easy to replace.
Should one purchase a 1998 mercury Villager if speed sensor is needed?
The speed sensor is not expensive and is easy to replace.
