Jay Wardyn

I have a 95 GLE replacing the knock sensor without removeing the intake manifold is close to impossible. The sensor was removed long ago and ground is very corroded. Can I insall the sensor in a sensible place with good ground to make it work. Please help someone.....

EvoTillIDie

iTrader: (1)

You can't relocate it ...

Zach-R

iTrader: (3)

Not that I know of but... I have heard f a few members wiring in a resistor or something so you might look into that.

BlackThornDemon

What? I have a 95 se and I can stick my entire hand in between the banks....

Jay Wardyn

SE is manual you don't have all the automatic crap in front of it..

Jay Wardyn

Why ground is ground as long as its close to the engine block what the diff?

BlackThornDemon

No.

cjandura

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Yo you get the monitors set?
And no you caint just relocate it.i just did mine just get a toothbrush wirebrush and tape it to something and clean the ground

Crusher103

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I cleaned mine with a giant spoon. Worked great......for the most part.

Trini Boom

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Well if you notice the location of the sensor, it is in the middle of both cylinder banks because it needs to detect pinging from the cylinders in order to adjust timing. Where else can you move it to accomplish this same task?

98maxmatt1

Boom is right. No relocating. The time it takes u to attempted that you could already remove the uim and replaced it already. Good luck.

Phromethius

I've got an SE trim and its an auto, but replaced mine luckily when I had to replace the oil gasket. Whats really a beech is the stupid EGR solenoids that have the bolts on the bottom off to the side of the opening between the block.

DBear

Flex wrench or a crow foot wrench. The bolt (nut, actually) comes off easy. But I only have one on my 96 CA spec...

NmexMAX

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Removing the IM and properly torquing the KS down makes sense, considering it's function.

On the flip side, I'm auto and did mine without removing the IM with no hassle. Using a jack handle as leverage. Done it 2x this way.

2brosgixxer

OP, have you read this thread http://forums.maxima.org/4th-generat...-tutorial.html

KS removal is not that difficult, just be prepared to come out with a few small cuts on your hand

99zx2

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best tool for this job? small hands. grab your wife/gf/child/random neighborhood kid/your friend with small hands. you get the jest. had my wife help me with ours (her car, anyway).

Trini Boom

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For now, my hands are able to still fit in there while engine is cool and will come out with some skin cuts from head gaskets. Doing this when warm and you are asking for it...lol