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Plug on KLZE what is it for ? Electrical Connector/Sensor

Posted: September 9th, 2006, 10:25 am
by zippodk
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What does it do ... i dont have a plug for it ...

Posted: September 9th, 2006, 10:36 am
by lakersfan1
I swear I just answered this question last night on another board.

Posted: September 9th, 2006, 10:41 am
by zippodk
lakersfan1 wrote:I swear I just answered this question last night on another board.
Yes but sorry it didn't help nothing to do with tranny.. the cable from the connection goes back to engine.

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Posted: September 9th, 2006, 11:13 am
by johnnyb
possibly the knock sensor?

Looks like the wire runs in behind the intake. The plug for that is on the other side of the engine. Did you re-route that plug?

Its a PITA to do if you don't remove the intake manifold.

Posted: September 9th, 2006, 12:02 pm
by mx3autozam
Thats the knock sensor. If your doing any 2.5l swap in an MX3 you need to pull the intake manifold unclip the wire from teh coolant hardline and route it to the otehr side. Where the coolant sensors are there a plug there for it.

or you can take it out all together and give it to me because i need one.



John

Posted: September 9th, 2006, 2:18 pm
by zippodk
johnnyb wrote:possibly the knock sensor?

Looks like the wire runs in behind the intake. The plug for that is on the other side of the engine. Did you re-route that plug?

Its a PITA to do if you don't remove the intake manifold.
I used all the plugs on the other side to.. this getting weard... No it was on the engine when i got it... hmmm so its knock sensor?

What if I just leave it alone will ecu throw a code?

Posted: September 9th, 2006, 9:55 pm
by johnnyb
zippodk wrote:
johnnyb wrote:possibly the knock sensor?

Looks like the wire runs in behind the intake. The plug for that is on the other side of the engine. Did you re-route that plug?

Its a PITA to do if you don't remove the intake manifold.
I used all the plugs on the other side to.. this getting weard... No it was on the engine when i got it... hmmm so its knock sensor?

What if I just leave it alone will ecu throw a code?

theres gotta be another plug you're not seeing. The only thing i can think of is knock sensor. You should definately keep it or you'll have some problems.


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its on the passenger side of the engine bay

Posted: September 9th, 2006, 11:07 pm
by V8KOMX3
looks like a coolant connection 2 me. is that not the second plug that doesn't get used?

Posted: September 10th, 2006, 3:46 am
by zippodk
V8KOMX3 wrote:looks like a coolant connection 2 me. is that not the second plug that doesn't get used?
Think its on the other side...

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Posted: September 10th, 2006, 12:19 pm
by jschrauwen
Both the Crankshaft Position Sensor and the Knock Sensor are grey connector types. The knock sensor has a 2 wire feed ( red and a black w/ white stripe I believe). Those 2 wires are encased in a very stronge shiny black sheathing leading to under the intake manifold. Check to see the number of wires are feeding that connector. If there are 3 instead of 2 than it's the Crankshaft Position sensor. In either case it needs to be routed to the cambelt cover side of the engine near the coolant filler body.


FWIW, for this thread to be of future use to someone in a similar situation, it would be better to select a more appropriate thread title. Perhaps something like "Unknown ZE Connector" , Unknown Sensor connector", ZE Electrical Connector" or something to that fashion.

Not to bash on the OP, but perhaps just to take the time for a more descriptive or accurate title name can make all the difference whe one is trying to find solutions via a search. The search only works as well as we label/title our threads.

Posted: September 10th, 2006, 2:17 pm
by zippodk
Crankshaft Position sensor is connected on left side so it cant be it...

Someone got wiring for 323f V6? I looked at mx3 wiring and its identical and used it as guide... just want to see if there are any differences..

thanks for the help.. i changed the name of thread..

Well engine works but not weary well dunno if it's the knock sensor that causes the problem or i screwed up with VRIS connections... Anybody got VRIS diagram for BA?

Posted: September 10th, 2006, 3:46 pm
by lakersfan1
Look. Apparently, not matter what we say, you're going to say it's already hooked up and we're wrong. It doesn't sound like you're that concerned. We've all tried to tell you it's the knock sensor and you're still denying it, so don't know what else to tell ya.

Posted: September 10th, 2006, 4:07 pm
by zippodk
lakersfan1 wrote:Look. Apparently, not matter what we say, you're going to say it's already hooked up and we're wrong. It doesn't sound like you're that concerned. We've all tried to tell you it's the knock sensor and you're still denying it, so don't know what else to tell ya.
Thats why i asked if somebody had electrical/VRIS wiring for BA because there is apparently no Knock Sensor on KFZE engine/ecu... I want to be shore that i hooked the connections right to check/see if engine can run without it... And report back so that others can see this and help them.... nothing to do that i don't care what you say I appriciate the help alot.

Posted: September 10th, 2006, 6:51 pm
by lakersfan1
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Thats why i asked if somebody had electrical/VRIS wiring for BA because there is apparently no Knock Sensor on KFZE engine/ecu... [quote]

Then someone cut it. All K series have a knock sensor bung under the plate under the intake manifold.

Posted: October 6th, 2006, 2:33 pm
by jimbotj
I just did a KLZE swap last month and ran into the same thing(almost certain that this is the same plug). This was my knock sensor plug(see if you can't follow that wire down toward the valley....right about center, under the fuel rail) and, with a very long screwdriver, I was able to thread it through, over the fuel rail, to bring it out to the front of the engine where my original K8 knock sensor was connected. There's a plastic clip for the wire down in the middle which will also slide towards the front and give you the play you need to get it all the way over with plenty of slack.