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05-06-2007, 07:27 PM
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Re: (ek forever guy)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by ek forever guy »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">If it was oil pressure sensor you'd be throwing a code. it's likely your knock sensor and you must have an ecu that doesn't look for the knock sensor.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Really? What code would he throw?
There are not that many sensors on the GSR motor under the IM. There is the IAB which is part of a black box looking thing. There is the knock sensor, which is typically a green sensor above your water pipe, the oil pressure sensor which controls the oil light in your cluster. It's typically a 1 prong sensor. You've also got your radiator fan temp switch in your thermostat housing. And then if you have power steering there is a sensor in your power steering line.
The only sensors that will throw a code are the Power Steering Pressure Switch and the Knock Sensor.
Also, since its a '96 motor, there should be a Crank Fluctuation Sensor mounted on your oil pump housing. The connector typically sits near the timing cover. You will throw a code for this if you're running an OBD2 ECU.
Really? What code would he throw?
There are not that many sensors on the GSR motor under the IM. There is the IAB which is part of a black box looking thing. There is the knock sensor, which is typically a green sensor above your water pipe, the oil pressure sensor which controls the oil light in your cluster. It's typically a 1 prong sensor. You've also got your radiator fan temp switch in your thermostat housing. And then if you have power steering there is a sensor in your power steering line.
The only sensors that will throw a code are the Power Steering Pressure Switch and the Knock Sensor.
Also, since its a '96 motor, there should be a Crank Fluctuation Sensor mounted on your oil pump housing. The connector typically sits near the timing cover. You will throw a code for this if you're running an OBD2 ECU.
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