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I have a 1999 villager with check engine light on. Analysis of the codes indicates faulty knock sensor. I have not replaced it yet but according to the Haynes manual it is under the intake manifold.Upper and lower intake manifolds must be removed for access. If I learn anything else interesting when I get into the replacement I will send info. My 1999 Villager may have the same knock senser problerm and the fault code is "PO325, 1 of 4, 1 Circuit malfunction bank 1 or 1 senser". I am not likely to spend $500 on it since the knock senser applied only after 1990 and it is not that important as others. Am I right? Twoo weeks ago, I got PO400 and PO325 from my 97 Villager, the problem was caused by a hose off from behind the engine. Puting it back and cleaning up the codes solved the problem and this costs $24+tax. The po325 is cause by a weak hose behind the egr. The po400 can be caused by a motor mount, misfire. If the engine moves while you power brake(in drive with foot on brake) you probably need a mount .

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15y ago

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