2014 Honda Civic 1.4 Knock Sensor Test P0326 P0325 P0333

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The knock sensor is the less common used in the diagnosis of engine performance . In order to test it you will need just a voltmeter ; the most challenging part is to remove it from the engine because very often this can be found in very tight places and you might have to remove other parts like the intake manifold in order to access it .
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[@jsteeez]

Thank you for making this video. Keep up the great work.

[@m.hassamidrees2247]

Great and Elaborative! kept it simple yet explained everything. just got what is was looking for and got my car back to normal again. Thanks.

[@doit_vehicles]

Glad it helped!

[@tallerflash]

Great work. very useful Thanks a lot

[@doit_vehicles]

You're welcome!

[@MrPiri00]

Great video, going to do mine soon. Does that air intake holds only with that one screw and then just pull it out the pipe`s end out please?

[@landonmorris3024]

Great video, good quality👍🏻

[@doit_vehicles]

Glad you enjoyed

[@taba9221]

Thank you for your video

[@AztehkA]

Is the knock sensor located in the same place on a 2013 Civic?

[@hellothere8972]

What engine is that ??? My 2014 has a 1.8 L --- it looks nothing like that.

[@erickjessicamontes9014]

Will this sensor cause Misfire codes?

[@davidedaprile4501]

😁😁😁😁 fantastic great

[@doit_vehicles]

😁😎

[@ludwingnajera]

what torque did you apply?

[@doit_vehicles]

I did not torque it in the video , it should be tightened to around 9 ft / lbs