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ICT Billet knock sensor relocation bracket install 2005 Chevrolet Avalanche
Review and details of installation of the ICT Billet knock sensor relocation brackets (551216-KN30) and knock sensor extension harness (WEKNO30-36) on a 2005 Chevy Avalanche 4X4. These brackets are made to work with the 1996-2007 LS Gen III engine series (LS1, LM7, LQ4, LS6, L59, LQ9, and LM4) where the knock sensors are located under the intake manifold.
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Anybody think it would help if you unbolt the front diff and let it hang? I wanna try this kit but DAMN😅
Great video! I might have missed it in the video, but what did you do about the valley? New solid plate, or reapply the plugs with silicone?
Im thankful for your video, i was planning on doing the relocation but after seeing this i think id rather just take out the intake manifold and replace the existing sensors 😂 especially with a 4x4 truck and all the parts in the way
Seems almost easier to remove the intake. I tried mounting to the head. Didn't work for me.
I went out and checked my 2500 Suburban has the oil cooler lines mounted in the hole on the driver side. Don't see any more holes on that side of the block.
How do we obtain the adapter kit?
Good information thank you
Hi i enjoyed your video. What the name of the brackets. AND company i would like to purchase them .Ty.
Great video. For reference, I have a 2004 Express 3500 box van with the 6.0, Neither the drivers or pass side blocks fit, because of oil cooler lines and the frame/ crossmember. I pulled an oil pan bolt and used the drivers side block with a longer bolt, seems to do just fine.
Cool video , my ? Is there any excessive revving of the engine to relearn? Most relocation videos claim 5-6k rpm for 3-5 seconds two to three times .. Tks again great video
great video thanks
any idea if having a six inch lift would make the process of installing the brackets easier or more difficult? i have replaced the sensors once already, four years ago and recently started getting codes again... i dont want to pull the intake again, especially with the lift... thanks
Lucky I have a 2 wheel drive
Whay did you do with the holes that you didnt put the knock sensor in?
Probably a billet valley cover where the holes aren’t there
Thanks for the video. I have big arms, hands, and fingers, so I may have to find a small mechanic to help me out with this swap, but I think I'll order the parts and give it a go.
Great video. Told me exactly what i needed to know. I’m gonna gove these brackets a try
I made this video just so others could see what was involved in doing it. I hope it works out for you.
I bought all of this but honestly didn’t want to fool with the locations lol so I’m thinking of screwing in the knock sensors on the side of the heads the threads fit into the holes by alternator and passenger side
That's the reason I made this video, so someone needing to do this will see what is involved. It's definitely not an easy job, but doable.