Tone Loc

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I've recently fitted a Knocklink with sperate sensor... the sensor was fitted as per Jan Shims pic (i.e under the IC). I was just woundering where the standard one lives 'cos i can't seem to find it! Im having a bit of trouble with knock showing on my knocklink which the ECU doesn't seem to want to do anything about... so i wanted to check the OEM sensor (as per the Subaru diagnostic manual). But i can't find the damm sensor .

Anybody know where it is... a pic would be good too.

Tony.

Dyney

Mines on the block behind the alternator!!
Thought that is on a MY97 UK

Iain.

Tone Loc

iTrader: (1)

Cheers i'll have a look there.... i take it that the OEM one looks similar to the Bosch one i got with the knocklink???

Tony.

Dyney

Yep!!!

Tone Loc

iTrader: (1)

Cheers,

Looks like i'll have my head stuck under the bonnet again tonight .

Anybody with an early car like to comment on where theirs are?

Tony.

UkLegacyT

towards the rear of the block. still on top, but say under the throttle body.

Tone Loc

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Hmmmmm..... that's where i've put the new bosch one i think???? Just near the breather pipe of the ISC. I'll have another look tho.

Cheers,

Tony.

UkLegacyT

yeah thats where it is on mine. seen others the same too. i dont have a knocklink..yet

Tone Loc

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****..... if i didn't have one i presume i'd get the CEL so it must be somewhere. The search goes on..........

Tony.

tweenierob

Tone, if you look just under the throttle body you will see a single wire with a grey connector, follow this wire and it leads you to the KS, there is a gap just down to the right of the throttle body which if you look down closely you can see the KS, it is quite hard to see unless you use a torch...
I will pop out in a min and take a photo for ya..
Rob

tweenierob

Not very clear but..


Rob

[Edited by tweenierob - 10/24/2002 7:54:07 PM]

Scott.T

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Tony,

As described above, below throttle linkage, very deep down.
It's one of those 'EASY' to get out...'*******' to get back type things

Oh! and the throttle linkage is quite good at trapping your hand. the more you pull the tighter is squeezes.

Tone Loc

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Excellent.... i'll check mine tommorrow in the light. I don't think i looked that far down to be honest so hopefully i'll find it now.

Cheers,

Tony.