You will find very few clear this code with replacing the knock sensors, it’s usually poor running, wiring, or corrosion Don’t overtughten the sensor or you will break them. Look up the spec torque, it’s low. Can’t be too loose either I reached my hand behind the intake manifold and wiggled the con...

abscate wrote: ↑23 Aug 2020, 04:07 What year is this? What code is being read? Many readers don’t map the p code to text correctly

1996, code P0326 - Knock Sensor 1 Circuit Range/Performance (Bank 1) is the exact text

Knock sensor code tripped when I was going 30mph barely any throttle. When I clear the code it comes on immediately after restarting the car, within a second or two at most. Is it possible to reach the sensors without removing the manifold?

mspinks1 wrote: ↑23 Apr 2020, 20:14 I have a pretty ridiculous V70R for sale here on the forum:)

I'm sorry I should have clarified first gen V70, 2005 is a little newer and pricier than I'm looking for :/ I would love to buy that if I had the cash

I'm located in upstate NY but I'm willing to travel or pay for shipping.

I'm looking for something clean, miles don't particularly matter. Doesn't have to be a show car but just in good shape. Would prefer a wagon but sedans are good to.