I am finding it impossible to get to the knock sensor on my altima?
Should I remove parts to get to it,
or break down and take car to auto shop?
NissTech - 14 Nov 2006 04:01 GMT
don't worry about it, its a non check engine light item.
> I am finding it impossible to get to the knock sensor on my altima?
> Should I remove parts to get to it,
> or break down and take car to auto shop?
JimV - 14 Nov 2006 04:05 GMT
> don't worry about it, its a non check engine light item.
>
>> I am finding it impossible to get to the knock sensor on my altima?
>> Should I remove parts to get to it,
>> or break down and take car to auto shop?
Yea, but it will make it run the timing retarded. I'd change it if it
comes back on a reset.
eastwardbound2003@yahoo.com - 15 Nov 2006 17:26 GMT
> I am finding it impossible to get to the knock sensor on my altima?
> Should I remove parts to get to it,
> or break down and take car to auto shop?
Ever heard of a "repair manual"? Go buy one. Most auto shops carry
one for specific make and model cars. You can also get one from a
Nissan car dealer. Which is more expensive but usu. better.
AS - 16 Nov 2006 01:09 GMT
Yes, you have to remove parts to get to it. For some Nissan vehicles
dealers have what they call a knock sensor replacement kit, which
includes the knock sensor and the other seals/gaskets that you need to
replace when removing parts to gain access to the KS.
Good luck
AS
> I am finding it impossible to get to the knock sensor on my altima?
> Should I remove parts to get to it,
> or break down and take car to auto shop?