Knock Sensor.
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The code will tell you which sensor it is (front or rear), if you decide to pull the intake to replace the offender I'd replace both. The sensor replacement is easy once the intake is off. You can use the LS6 intake install writeup at www.ls1howto.com/index.php?article=5 to see the sensor locations and what's involved.
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The oil pressure sending unit is the must likely part you will break when you pull the maifold off.
Changing the sensors is easy, just pull the manifold off, then unscrew the sensor.
Changing the sensors is easy, just pull the manifold off, then unscrew the sensor.
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Yeah watch out for the oil pressure sensor. Also make sure you don't pinch the sensor harness somewhere when reinstalling it, and don't over torque the sensors - my helms says only 15 lb ft. Seen posts where people reuse the intake gaskets w/o a problem, but I'd replace them anyway. Edit: Posted at the same time - you can get an oil pressure sensor at the local parts store, if you're careful you won't break it. There's an individual gasket on each port, comes as a set.
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Yeah watch out for the oil pressure sensor. Also make sure you don't pinch the sensor harness somewhere when reinstalling it, and don't over torque the sensors - my helms says only 15 lb ft. Seen posts where people reuse the intake gaskets w/o a problem, but I'd replace them anyway. Edit: Posted at the same time - you can get an oil pressure sensor at the local parts store, if you're careful you won't break it. There's an individual gasket on each port, comes as a set.