sensors on the back of ls1
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JStock1225 (01-25-2020)
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The knock sensors are under the intake manifold on the Gen3 LS engine. Since your swapping over to LS2 or Gen4 the knock sensors are mounted on the sides of the block. You will also be needing a knock sensor extension harness and it can also be purchased through Texas Speed.
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The knock sensors are under the intake manifold on the Gen3 LS engine. Since your swapping over to LS2 or Gen4 the knock sensors are mounted on the sides of the block. You will also be needing a knock sensor extension harness and it can also be purchased through Texas Speed.
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LS2 corvette knock sensor locations. Use these holes but you have to drill and tap them to the correct size and use the LS1 type sensor.
LS2 corvette knock sensor locations. Use these holes but you have to drill and tap them to the correct size and use the LS1 type sensor.
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If you do have to drill and tap its pretty easy to do.
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Im pretty sure my dad has a set. I'll have to see if i can find it. There's just something about
not being about to reverse it if you screw up that's always made me nervous about it lol. Thanks for the picture and info.
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JStock1225 (01-26-2020)
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It's an M10 X 1.5 and I purchased it from O'Riely's. I don't remember what drill size to use but it will tell you on the kit.
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JStock1225 (01-26-2020)
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I drilled and tapped on the boss located behind the engine mount on the drivers side of the block down by the pan. These images are of an LSX block and not to be confused with standard LS blocks.
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If that is broken, you can run your own 3/8 tubing to the driver side valve cover that contains a 90 deg hose barb into a grommet.
DORMAN 42056 pcv valve grommet O’Reilly Autoparts
Watts Nylon Hose barb A-295 3/8 in ID x ¼ in MIP – Home Depot
I had this setup, but then I went all out and shaved the valve covers and relocated the coil packs. In doing so, I welded AN bungs onto the valve covers and ran my own vacuum lines. You can also buy a valve cover that has the fitting but that's more $$ than welding in the bung.
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Hi guys! what are the sensors on the back of the ls1? I know the oil sending unit, but there is a sensor on the back of the intake and one just below the intake. The motor is from a 2002 camaro ss. Im doing an ls2 swap and im running into alot of trouble with sensor swapping. Sorry about the low quality post, im at work and trying not to get behind. Thanks to whoever reads this!!
Jason
Jason
Cam sensor. Its in the middle of the motor of course. Oil# switch is slightly to the right of it (driver side). Don't forget about the knock sensors also.
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Here's a picture of the factory line that runs to driver side valve cover.
If that is broken, you can run your own 3/8 tubing to the driver side valve cover that contains a 90 deg hose barb into a grommet.
DORMAN 42056 pcv valve grommet O’Reilly Autoparts
Watts Nylon Hose barb A-295 3/8 in ID x ¼ in MIP – Home Depot
I had this setup, but then I went all out and shaved the valve covers and relocated the coil packs. In doing so, I welded AN bungs onto the valve covers and ran my own vacuum lines. You can also buy a valve cover that has the fitting but that's more $$ than welding in the bung.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/generatio...look-good.html
Good reference image from Zlow28:
If that is broken, you can run your own 3/8 tubing to the driver side valve cover that contains a 90 deg hose barb into a grommet.
DORMAN 42056 pcv valve grommet O’Reilly Autoparts
Watts Nylon Hose barb A-295 3/8 in ID x ¼ in MIP – Home Depot
I had this setup, but then I went all out and shaved the valve covers and relocated the coil packs. In doing so, I welded AN bungs onto the valve covers and ran my own vacuum lines. You can also buy a valve cover that has the fitting but that's more $$ than welding in the bung.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/generatio...look-good.html
Good reference image from Zlow28:
awesome thanks!!