HAZ-Matt

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I had some parts (ls6 h/c) and LTs put on my 2001 Formula several weeks ago and I ended up with an SES light. I figured it was probably for the post cat O2s but when I finally got around to scanning it today it turns out it was P0332 and P0327 for bank 1 and 2 sensors. I had read that if you get both codes then it is more likely the connector isn't plugged in. I am hoping that is true. I saw that the wires and harness are supposed to come out at the rear of the intake manifold, so I looked under the hood with a flashlight and couldn't really see where they could be. I admit I didn't have the best view and the motor was hot so I didn't want to put my arm back there.

Just wanted to verify where the harness is supposed to be and if you think this is the most likely cause of the code. Is the harness on the left or the right side or more towards the middle. And are you supposed to be able to see it at all?

Thanks

SUCK MY SS

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i believe its clipped onto a metal bracket on one of the fuel rails....if they disconnected it from the bracket then its probably sitting beind the block between the firewall...if you feel around back there you will find it...if it has in fact not been connected you have to delete the codes with a scan tool after you connect it...

HAZ-Matt

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I am having some difficulty. I do not understand where this thing is supposed to go exactly. I can't get my hand behind the motor at all. Is everyone reaching up from the bottom?

SUCK MY SS

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i can check for you exactly where the wires come from but i remember one coming from the driver side and another from towards the passenger rear of the engine....if i remember correctly its a white plug w/ blue rubber....ill make sure tomorrow

melchoir

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Update to this? I've experienced the same code and ignored it as my Knock Sensors continued to work with no problems.

HAZ-Matt

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Knock sensor harness crapped out and was replaced. That fixed the problem for me.

lo_jack

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Look at you, all growed up fixing v8 cars now.

Good work, doctor.