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Knock Sensor & Electrical Connector Scion xA xB Toyota Echo Prius
Knock Sensor & Electrical Connector Scion xA xB Toyota Echo Prius
Knock Sensor & Electrical Connector Scion xA xB Toyota Echo Prius
Knock Sensor & Electrical Connector Scion xA xB Toyota Echo Prius
Knock Sensor & Electrical Connector Scion xA xB Toyota Echo Prius
Knock Sensor & Electrical Connector Scion xA xB Toyota Echo Prius
Knock Sensor & Electrical Connector Scion xA xB Toyota Echo Prius
Knock Sensor & Electrical Connector Scion xA xB Toyota Echo Prius
Knock Sensor & Electrical Connector Scion xA xB Toyota Echo Prius

Knock Sensor & Electrical Connector Scion xA xB Toyota Echo Prius

$41.00 
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You are Buying:
Brand: ISUMO™
Registered Trade Mark In USA
Designed to meet or exceed OE specifications
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Quantity: Total 2 Pieces
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Description
1 x Knock (Detonation) Sensor
1 x Electrical Connector 
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Part#
KS1032
EC1241
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Specifications:
Category Knock(Detonation) Sensor
Connector Gender Female
Connector Quantity 1
Connector Shape Square
Length 1.73 In.
Mounting Hardware Included No
Terminal Quantity 1
Terminal Type Blade
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Fits:
Scion xA 2004-2005
Scion xB 2004-2005
Toyota ECHO 2000-2005
Toyota Prius 2001-2003
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Knock Sensor (KS)
Location:
The Knock sensor is located on the engine block and in some applications under 
the intake manifold.
The Knock sensor generates an AC voltage created from the frequency of 
poor combustion in the engines combustion chambers. A mechanical fault within the motor 
creating a rapping sound may create false signals from this sensor. Ignition timing and the 
air/fuel ratio are adjusted to compensate for this condition.
Failure Symptoms: Malfunction Indicator Light illumination, failed emission test, 
pre-detonation or “ping”, increased emission levels, low engine power.
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