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Old Jun 24, 2001 | 05:22 PM
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(1)I have been ignoring my 0304(knock sensor) code for a while. Finally today I check out the resistance. I got a 671 ohms. I know that was a little above factory specs.
Should I just replace the knock sensor.

(2) I also have a 0503(o2 sensor code). I think I am going to just replace it. Do you know the part# for that 02 sensor and the knock sensor.

By the way I have a 95 maxima gxe

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Old Jun 24, 2001 | 05:38 PM
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Originally posted by boogiemax95
(1)I have been ignoring my 0304(knock sensor) code for a while. Finally today I check out the resistance. I got a 671 ohms. I know that was a little above factory specs.
Should I just replace the knock sensor. ...
Your Knock Sensor is probably good. I have to say "probably" because the resistance test is not iron-clad. If a KS fails the resistance test, it is definitely bad. However, if it passes the resistance test it might still be bad. The resistance test is useful but not as thorough a test as what the dealer can do with his electronic CONSULT tester.

...(2) I also have a 0503(o2 sensor code). I think I am going to just replace it. Do you know the part# for that 02 sensor and the knock sensor. ...
Sorry, I don't have access to part number information.

Hold off on the Knock Sensor. Replace the bad Oxygen Sensor. That may clear both codes.
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