Subject	need some advise with code 34, please
Posted by	wh0sjeff on December 06, 2018 at 8:20 PM
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Message	im chasing this issue and just need someone to tell me if this is right. I have 4 volts going to the sensor with the car running. 584 ohms from ecu to ground with the car off and I have checked the white wire going from the sensor plug to the ecu, with everything unplugged and I have continuity. sensor bench test I tested the body of sensor to the pins, both of them just to check and I get no continuity or any resistance. shouldn't I get something thru the sensor? it would seem that if the resistor bypass would need resistance I should see it thru the sensors lead to the body, is that right? is the voltage correct? I think the 584ohms is right and that should tell me the ecu is good, right? I kinda think its the sensor but I need an experts advice. please, someone help me with these answers. there is a lot of info on the knock sensor but I cant find anything on the voltage, or anything concrete on testing the sensor out of the car. thanks 1
Follow Ups	need some advise with code 34, please - wh0sjeff 20:20:03 12/06/18 Knock sensor is very high resistance. 584 ohms is too - jzack 20:49:52 12/06/18 Re: Knock sensor is very high resistance. 584 ohms is too - wh0sjeff 20:55:57 12/06/18 4v can’t destroy that type of sensor. Is your engine all - jzack 21:08:18 12/06/18 Also may want to take a look at this updated knock - jzack 21:17:52 12/06/18 Relocation kit: - Bernie (NoVA) 23:41:12 12/13/18
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