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Car Forum / Nissan / Nissan Z Cars / April 2004

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replacing detonation sensor on '90 300ZX

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Damon Heron - 10 Apr 2004 18:49 GMT
Hi,
Anybody have any advice about replacing the sensor on my Z?  I understand
there is a way to do it without dismantling the top end of the engine????

Thanks,

Damon
Steve T - 11 Apr 2004 03:17 GMT
> Hi,
> Anybody have any advice about replacing the sensor on my Z?  I understand
> there is a way to do it without dismantling the top end of the engine????

Nope, it's under the lower intake. You don't have to pull the heads but the
upper and lower intake have to come off. You can't even get to the
connector to clean it as that's ussually all that's wrong. On cars like
that I'd replace the sensor AND the subharness just because it's such a
bitch to get to.

I suppose you could "install" another sensor on the side of the engine block
where you could get to it and run a new longer harness down to it?
Otherwise it's off with the intake which is a PITA. The only good thing is
you'll be able to change the PCV valves and clean the EGR pipes in the
process!  :-)

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