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* Irregular rpm
 
* Irregular rpm
* Drivebility problems
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* Drivability problems
 
* Loss of power
 
* Loss of power
 
* Engine damage
 
* Engine damage
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* Circuit G66 short to Ground
 
* Circuit G66 short to Ground
 
* Circuit G66 open
 
* Circuit G66 open
* G66 loose
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* G66 improperly torqued
 
* G66 damaged
 
* G66 damaged
 
* Control Module damaged
 
* Control Module damaged
  
==== Solutions ====
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==== Possible Solutions ====
  
* Tighten Knock Sensor 2 (G66)
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* Torque Knock Sensor 2 (G66) to specifications
 
* Check wiring and connections
 
* Check wiring and connections
* Check Knock Sensor 2 (G62) and Knock Control
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* Check Knock Sensor 2 (G66) and Knock Control
  
 
==== Special Notes ====
 
==== Special Notes ====
  
* This feature search for unusual (spontaneous) combustion. The sensor detects unusual vibrations and based on that it generates a voltage. Is this voltage outside a certain limit a dtc will be set.
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* The Knock sensor (piezoelectric sensor) is used to detect abnormal combustion events. Voltage (typically 0-5mV) is generated when the Knock sensor ‘hears/feels’ a range of vibrations. If the voltage is not as expected or is out of range this DTC is usually set.  
  
 
[[Category:Fault Codes]]
 
[[Category:Fault Codes]]

Latest revision as of 10:04, 23 July 2014

16716/P0332 - Knock Sensor 2 (G66): Signal Too Low

Possible Symptoms

  • Irregular rpm
  • Drivability problems
  • Loss of power
  • Engine damage

Possible Causes

  • Circuit G66 short to Ground
  • Circuit G66 open
  • G66 improperly torqued
  • G66 damaged
  • Control Module damaged

Possible Solutions

  • Torque Knock Sensor 2 (G66) to specifications
  • Check wiring and connections
  • Check Knock Sensor 2 (G66) and Knock Control

Special Notes

  • The Knock sensor (piezoelectric sensor) is used to detect abnormal combustion events. Voltage (typically 0-5mV) is generated when the Knock sensor ‘hears/feels’ a range of vibrations. If the voltage is not as expected or is out of range this DTC is usually set.