The sequence of events was as follows: 1) The check engine light illuminated with the code P0332, indicating a "knock sensor 2 circuit low bank 2." 2) I replaced both knock sensors located under the manifold using GM Original Equipment Ignition Knock Sensors, a Dorman Knock Sensor Harness, and a Fel-Pro Intake Manifold Gasket.
Code P0332 indicates a knock sensor circuit malfunction, often due to wiring or sensor faults. P1416 relates to the EGR system, possibly triggered by engine misfires from knock sensor issues.
Repeated knock sensor codes with power loss and high RPMs often indicate wiring harness damage, ECU faults, or engine mechanical issues. Inspect the sensor connector and wiring for corrosion or breaks.
When both knock sensors show codes P0332 and P0327 despite replacement, verify sensor torque (15 ft-lbs) and clean sensor wells. Measure sensor resistance (~101k ohms) to confirm functionality.
Ram 1500 often faces knock sensor failures and stalling issues related to faulty wiring or sensor degradation. The P0330 code indicates a malfunction in the bank 2 knock sensor circuit, causing engine stalls at idle or stops. Inspect the knock sensor and wiring harness for damage or corrosion. Even a new sensor can fail if wiring is compromised.
The knock sensor code P0324 indicates that the sensor itself may have failed, or there could be an issue with the wiring or the computer signal. What is the current mileage on it? This fault code is unlikely to be related to the catalytic converter unless you have additional codes like P0430 or P0420. Please let me know. Thank you.
P0327 and P0332 coming back after replacing both knock sensors and sensor harness Mechanic's Assistant chat Customer: P0327 and P0332 keep reappearing even after I replaced both knock sensors and the sensor harness.
The P0332 code indicates a low input from Knock Sensor 2 on Bank 2, which detects engine knocking. Check the sensor’s wiring harness for damage or corrosion. Test the sensor voltage with a multimeter; replace if faulty. Also inspect the sensor connector for loose pins. Cleaning or replacing the knock sensor can restore proper timing and prevent engine damage. Regular maintenance helps avoid ...
The P168002 code indicates a Knock Sensor 1 signal interruption or low voltage. Despite sensor replacement, wiring harness damage or connector corrosion can cause intermittent faults.
Customer: Code P0330 and P0325 indicate issues with the knock sensors on a 2010 model. I replaced both sensors with factory parts, but the codes are still present.
