yes when it is not working properly
Yes, bad spark plugs can potentially cause a knock sensor code. Faulty spark plugs may lead to misfiring or incomplete combustion, which can create abnormal engine vibrations and noise. These conditions might trigger the knock sensor to detect false signals of engine knocking, resulting in a stored code. Thus, while bad spark plugs are not the direct cause of a knock sensor code, they can contribute to conditions that lead to its activation.
The knock sensor detects spark knock or ping.
If the knock sensor failed the CEL (Check Engine Light) would be illuminated and the engine may "ping" or "spark knock" under load. Serious "spark knock" can damage the engine if allowed to continue.
No. The knock sensor's purpose is to detect spark knock (pinging) and send a signal to the ECM to temporally retard the timing until the spark knock stops.
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.
No, a faulty knock sensor will cause a code 43 normally. check for spark, diconnect a wire from a plug, install a plug in the wire, lay it on something metal, have an assistant crank the motor and watch for spark...
The knock sensor detects spark knock (aka ping), sends that signal to the engine control module (ECM), the ECM retards the timing until the spark knock stops.
The knock sensor detects spark knock (ping) and sends that info to the ECM. The ECM makes timing adjustments to stop the ping.
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It detects spark knock (ping) then sends a signal to the ECM to retard timing.
No it will not. The knock sensor is used to adjust the timing.
It changes the TIMING.