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Unclip Honda Knock Sensor Connector Without Removing Intake
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My full knock sensor replacement guide: ruclips.net/video/Gy6IUMbw1II/видео.html
Replace Honda knock sensor WITHOUT removing intake manifold - P0325 - Accord, Element, CR-V, Acura
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2003-2007 Honda Accord (and later) 2003-2011 Honda Element 2002-2006 Honda CR-V (and later) 2004-2008 Acura TSX Unclipping the connector: ruclips.net/video/FdpLhxxOXhg/видео.html Knock sensor: amzn.to/2VJYuWe 27mm socket: amzn.to/3nR3vZp Pliers with long reach: amzn.to/3qwj9Lw Inspection mirror: amzn.to/2JSUj7O Headlamp: amzn.to/3gdPcLo
Does anyone know the severity of this issue. I scanned my car and it said to change the sensor as soon as possible if I had driving issues. That it could damage the main system.
This is the best video, thanks my friend. @1.53 I see that wires zipped to the bigger tube, is this right? Do I need to cut/release that clamp
Best VIDEO !!!!
Having a hard time removing the connector. Cannot get my hand in there to grab it and securely pull it off.
Did you see my other video on how to remove the connector?
@@bokhenik I did not but I got it and thanks for replying
This was very helpful. The clip was not visible from the underside of my car and I could not work out how to release the connector. This video showed me what I needed to know. I was not able to get pliers up to the connector, but I could use a length of steel wire with a hook fashioned into the end, which I was able to pull down onto the clip whilst at the same time releasing the connector from the engine block with a flat-head screwdriver. Many thanks for posting this.
Can the knock sensor also create problem when i start my car. I am having problem starting my honda accord. Can this sensor be the reason?
I don’t think the sensor would cause starting issues. Might be a starter issue in which case you would need to remove the intake
@@bokhenik thanks for the info but i got a rebuilt starter last year i dont think starter would make me that problem.
Great video.... I don't have a girlfriend so I can't get a mirror.Going to take it to a shop.
i have same car & i want to ask u if u , is it still working with u untile now without any problem ? please let me know
Hi. Just checked and yes, its still working just fine.
The old one fell in and i cant locate it. Will it damage anything if i leave it and just install the new one?
I highly doubt it will damage anything. I’d install the new one and see if you can fish out the old one later. Maybe try a magnet.
It's that simple and a shop was going to charge me 1,000 dollars.
This doesn’t work well at all on a 2006 Accord, for several reasons, just one of which is, on my 2006, there is a large piece of plastic under the intake manifold that prevents you from seeing the sensor. Another is you need a very specific length of needle nose. I tried to use this method, and wish I had just done it by the remove the intake manifold method. I would have had it done in considerably less time.
How has this aftermarket knock sensor held up?
I initially installed an Autozone sensor which lasted about a year. I replaced it with a Beck Arnley and that has been good for 3 years now.
@@bokhenik Good. BA is the one I ordered. Thanks!
Wow saved me hundreds of dollars! Thank you!
Thank you! It worked :)
Thanks for posting. I have about 429,668 miles on my 03 Accord EX 4 cyl. I watched several videos before attempting this. It took me less than 8 minutes to complete and saved a lot of $$ doing it myself. I used scotch tape to hold the new sensor in the 27mm socket as I hand-turned it into place. Removed tape from socket then snugged with ratchet. I did unhook the negative from battery in order for the engine light to go out. Runs so much smoother.
Impressive mileage! I’m only at 247,000.
Can I do this job with a 3/8 drive instead of a 1/2 drive? If so, would it be possible to recommend me the correct socket? Thanks in advance
3/8 should be fine. You need a 27mm socket deep enough to clear the plastic connector on the front of the sensor.
This S.H.I.T dont work for a acura tsx there is not enough room to fit any kind of pliers uner the manifold
What size socket apdator is connected to da 27mm...
1/2 inch
@bokhenik okay cuz I'm in process of tryn to replace mine and it's frustrating me 😤
I broke the clip so now it’s loose 😅 fml
Just did this job today. Can't believe some people are taking the manifold off. 20 minute job tops. Thanks for Video, it help 😊
I've got wires in the way that I can't get it around
Much easier to remove the intake manifold to get the job done, and I’m a girl!
I agree 💯%justbremove 45 12m and take bottom bracket loose 12m also pull too side knock sensor sit right there
6 bolts total remove hose and one other bracket screw out and back in
Did you use the original Honda knock sensor or one from Amazon?
I used a Beck and Arnley sensor (from Amazon) and it’s still working fine. My first attempt was with a knockoff Honda sensor (eBay) and it had poorly machined threads which almost messed up my engine block. Avoid those.
The previous owner of my 04 Accord 4cyl sedan only had tape holding the wire in place for the sensor connector, COULD YOU PLEASE tell me the harness part number or where I can get the connector head from iD greatly appreciate it
I believe this will work: K20 K24 Knock Sensor Switch Connector Plug Pigtail Wire Harness Replacement for Honda Civic Accord Element a.co/d/c5FEJIc
Where’s the link to replace the sensor?
ruclips.net/video/Gy6IUMbw1II/видео.html
DID YOU USE GENUINE SENSOR or After Market?
I used aftermarket. First one broke after one year. Second one is going strong (Beck Arnley).
One more thing, don’t use fake OEM eBay knock sensors. They have poorly machines threads that can mess up the thread on the engine.
It's not a big deal to remove the intake.
Just made this repair on my car following your guide. It went great! Thank you so much! Saved me hundreds in mechanics bills.
N what’s the point of you unclip the connector for?
The knock sensor can be removed and replaced once the connector is unclipped.
@@bokhenik ooooooo got cha and the 27mm fits in there with a ratchet
Thank you very much for making this video. I was able to do this a couple days ago on my son's 2003 Accord. It was challenging, but I got it done following your instructions and techniques. Hardest part was getting my hand squeezed in to be able to plug the electrical connector back in. I was able to remove it using long needle nose pliers, as you suggested. Also, I had some difficulty getting good lighting in there. But, much easier than removing the intake manifold.
Thanks! Agee, I've done it both ways and this is better than removing the bracket below the intake and all the hoses.
Thank you very helpful.
This did the trick on my Accord, would suggest adding extension magnet “thingy” in case you do not use enough tape in the socket or if drops w/ an extension socket. Thank you for the video!
Perfect...excellent addition to your initial video.
Thanks!
Thank you for the great view of the clip. Helpful
really well done video
Well done mate!
Knock sensor replaced. P0325 still checking. Wiring traced and all good.. P0325 still checking. Anything else to diagnose ?? 2008 Honda accord CL7 155bhp
Aftermarket knock sensors that you buy at the auto parts store are notorious for not working correctly and causing the same codes to reoccur. That's why many people recommend only using original OEM knock sensors. I had this problem on my Lexus with a V-6. I bought two new knock sensors and the associated wiring harness off of eBay but I made sure the parts were original Toyota components that were still sealed in the original bags. Besides buying the parts from a dealer (which will be very expensive) buying OEM parts off of eBay (a lot cheaper) is okay but you have to be very careful about what you are getting.
As requested, I have uploaded a companion video that shows a more detailed view of unclipping the connector: ruclips.net/video/FdpLhxxOXhg/видео.html
Great video, let's see if it works. Thank you.
Thanks I just use your video and got it complete 💯
Nice!
Thank you for making this short yet informative video with very clear instructions. I think I’ll be able to switch this thing out myself now!
amazing video, random question! what does the knock sensor do??
It’s senses for any detonation within the cylinders, and then tells the ECM to dial back ignition timing accordingly, often just 1 to 3° at a time. It’s a very important watchdog for modern engines. In case you have bad gas, or an engine that is in a poor state of tune from lack of maintenance. Supplemental research: …google “engine pre-detonation” and “engine knock” for further learning. ✌️ 🔧
Do you need to disconnect the batteries?
I didn't as this sensor is not powered when ignition is off. But it may be a good idea a precaution.
I had engine light on and code read P0325, I disconnected the battery negative for 1 minute and reconnected, everything works normal, no engine light or code come back. Do that before you change the sensor just to be sure.
I did the same but it will just reset and eventually come back on
I had this problem on my car. I found that resetting the code and turning off the check engine light only worked as long as I drove the car under 55 mph. If I tried to drive over 60 mph the light would come back on again. Also, driving the car with a defective knock sensor can damage the engine internally. The computer uses the knock sensor to adjust the ignition timing to eliminate the knock. Without the knock sensor you can have undetected pre-ignition that will eventually damage the engine.
Girlfriend..?
FANTASTIC vid. Thank you for being so clear.
Was about to remove IM, until I seen this. Easiest job, was done within 20 min. Thanks
Glad to hear it!
By far the best. No jacking car up. No taking that pain in the butt black bottom cover off. Thank you. '03 CRV 245k
I just got the dreaded code on my wife's 02' CR-V. I have been watching different ways to do it. Top vs bottom. I'll try doing it from the top first since I hate going under and removing all those clips. She still runs like a champ at 180k+ miles. Love the CR-V!
Finally, I was wondering if I can access it from the top side. It looks like there's more room at the top, just harder to see, but at least I can see what is involved. Thanks for posting this video! 👍
Completely failed on this task because I did not get a mirror because I do not have a girlfriend. Also I got big fat hands.
all joking aside. I actually pulled it off. I was able to replace the knock sensor and I felt pretty damn proud being able to do it by myself instead of going to a mechanic. Thank you so much for this handy dandy videos. The tape trick was super effective.