Subject	Do you have a multimeter?
Posted by	TyTyIsFly27 on May 28, 2014 at 1:40 PM
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In Reply To	Knock Sensor Wiring posted by baggar11 on May 28, 2014 at 10:56 AM
Message	Just check for shorts in the sub-harness and main harness. You can also ohm test the sensor itself. I believe it should be around 1 Meg Ohm. If you have a wiring problem, you will most likely throw a code 100% of the time.
Follow Ups	Knock Sensor Wiring - baggar11 10:56:31 05/28/14 Do you have a multimeter? - TyTyIsFly27 13:40:19 05/28/14 sub-harness and all connectors look good - baggar11 16:08:16 05/28/14 Looks like that's dead on. - TyTyIsFly27 16:43:51 05/28/14 Since I've got an original '90 harness, would there be - baggar11 16:59:44 05/28/14 Depends on how many other weird issues are coming - jzack 17:53:59 05/28/14 Gotcha. I'm just tied of dealing with corrosion every - baggar11 18:01:30 05/28/14 A new harness is well worth the peace of mind. - TyTyIsFly27 18:20:42 05/28/14 Technical Auto-FAQ. Here's what you need to know. - OverZealous (CT) 20:18:21 05/28/14 Thanks! I Actually found this last night - baggar11 20:44:47 05/29/14 Another satisfied customer. Pass it on. (n/m) - OverZealous (CT) 17:44:50 05/30/14
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