Review on 🚀 Enhance Engine Performance with Beck Arnley 158-0917 Knock Sensor by Glen Needham

Excellent Product. Fixed CRV code P0325 from 2006 which was 40% of the value of the Honda part. Just a word of caution if you do it yourself. I accessed the knock sensor from below by removing the lower engine fender. Access is very narrow and it took me some time to remove the cable and connector from the sensor. I pressed the terminal with a long flat head screwdriver and pryed the connector from underneath with another long flat head screwdriver. Then I couldn't fit an open-ended or slip-end 27mm wrench to the sensor - there just wasn't enough clearance. Tried sockets too, a deep socket doesn't leave enough room for a ratchet and finally a short socket that gives enough room to partially insert the ratchet and then click one at a time. Then, once loosened, I used two fingers to unscrew and remove the sensor by hand. My daughter helped and she has small hands so she could screw in the new sensor with her thumb and two fingers to screw it in. Final tightening with a short nut and a partially inserted ratchet, moving it one click at a time. Watch videos on You Tube first so you know what you're getting yourself into. It took us about 2 1/2 hours by car on the ramps. The wrenches and sockets mentioned are 27mm or 1 1/16 inch.