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Old 06-25-2006, 04:50 PM
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I installed a Fast 78mm last night on my 2000 camaro. Drove it around last night and everything seemed fine. Was driving today and my MIL lamp came on. Checked w/ EFI Live when I got home and it was
p0327 Knock sensor circuit low frequency bank 1
p0332"" ""bank 2

Anybody had this happen to them or have any ideas?
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I didn't have this problem but I do know the knock sensor wires run right under the intake. I would pull the intake and make sure the wires aren't pinched or broken anywhere. It's possible they got pinched during the install.
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You could have broken a wire when you removed the clips & tape on the knock sensor wires.
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more than likely pinched the wires or did not plug the connector in.
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Yeah, doublecheck the connector first. Hope that's it.
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I hate knock sensors. Who's bright idea was it to but them under the manifold in the first place??
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This is on my dd. Will it continue to drive ok or is this something that may shut off at any moment.
Any other things to check. I dont even think I unplugged the sensor when i was in there. How will I be able to tell which one it is when im feeling around back there.

could a coolant leak from the blockoffs cause this.
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The knock sensors are UNDER the manifold, you'll have to remove it.

The tinly little wires like to pull out of their plugs and the plugs like to come UN-plugged easily as well. Did you replace the valley cover bolts and coolant tubes? Did you untape the clips from the knock sensor wires?
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I was thinking the connector from the knock sensors/harness plug might have been pulled loose? - passenger side rear behind the intake, feel the wires coming out from under intake.
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You car will drive fine, it'll just pull timing so you might feel a little slower if you go WOT. My guess is you pinched both wires somehow when you put it on, because you shouldn't have unplugged the harness for any reason.
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I replaced the valley cover bolts, the coolant lines, untaped and removed the clips.

I knew that install went way too easy.



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