Subject	Changing the knock sensor after removing the transmission
Posted by	oherr on December 14, 2009 at 9:52 AM
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Message	I'd like to hear from someone who has successfully changed the knock sensor to it's stock location by removing the transmission(without removing the engine), instead of removing the intake manifold. What tools did you use? How hard is it to get to the knock sensor once the transmission is out of the way, with the engine still installed? Can a ratchet wrench with a short socket fit in the space under the intake manifold where the knock sensor is located or do I have to use another tool? Any help would be appreciated. I don't want to relocate it since I'm already removing the transmission and I don't want to spend $150+ on 2 new manifold gaskets. I can use that money for other sensors that need replacing. Thanks!!!
Follow Ups	Changing the knock sensor after removing the transmission - oherr 09:52:15 12/14/09 Re: Changing the knock sensor after removing the transmission - Bogey Jammer 13:00:19 12/14/09 What I do to edit is to get back to your post >> - ZUL8TR 14:02:01 12/14/09 FWIW -- I have an engine on a stand now and can't imagine - jzack 18:29:40 12/14/09 LOL - ZTurboFan 19:26:42 12/14/09 Here is a pic of the rear of a pulled TT. Looks difficult>> - ZUL8TR 05:31:48 12/15/09 Thank you all. I will remove the intake manifold (n/m) - oherr 14:33:09 12/15/09 Note - it is the LOWER intake manifold they are mentioning. - Milo (SATX) 15:59:31 12/15/09 Yes, with transmission and egr valve removed you can - Wright (Ca) 16:49:40 12/15/09 Seems you have done this? So after doing the tranny >> - ZUL8TR 13:53:45 12/16/09
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