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The Genuine Toyota 89615-12040 Knock Control Sensor is an OEM component designed for specific Toyota vehicles from 1994 to 2004, ensuring optimal engine management and emission control. Weighing just 0.15 pounds and featuring a durable metal construction, this sensor is engineered for a precise fit and reliable performance.
| Output Type | physical |
| Mounting Type | Flange Mount |
| Specific Uses For Product | Engine management and emission control in specific Toyota vehicles (1994-2004) |
| Maximum Supply Voltage | 12 Volts (DC) |
| Item Weight | 0.01 Ounces |
| Style Name | Modern |
| Material Type | Metal |
P**R
Worked where cheaper non-Toyota ones didn't
I replaced knock sensors for 325 and 330 codes in Feb 2020. I spent the nest four months trying to figure out why the codes didn't go away. I got the $20 per sensor refunded but now I had to do this 4 hour job again. I tried everything else to get working. I bought a replacement ECM $20, new wiring plugs, and Denso marked sensors(didn't trust so ate $80) Also bought a $75 oscilloscope to test the bad sensors. I was driving my motorhome for two months while deciding if I wanted to do the 4 hour repair again($50 gaskets Amazon refunded one set) So I spent the $366 for the two Toyota Sensors and did the repair the day after they arrived. Then no more code drove a little and passed smog check(California) right away. WooHoo I can drive my car again. I did notice a lot of varnish in the intake for driving a few months with 325 and 330 codes from before. What a hard lesson!
S**.
end of a nitemare
after 3 tear downs a million code resets napa,..... auto zone listen if you have a 3.4l toyota motor use only the mashita or denso or you will pay the price now my knock codes and power robbing are gone great price btw
C**.
and works perfect.
If you have a 1999 lexus 300, be sure that you check the production date. They changed this part, and it is impossible to tell the difference by looking at it. This part was the right one for me, and works perfect.
M**A
Actual OEM product. Fixed knock sensor code.
Had knock sensor code tried other after market product, did not fix problem. After installing both OEM knock sensors and OEM wire harness all is well.
M**.
Watch for counterfeit parts!
I actually received a fake knock sensor that was dead on arrival. The OEM sensor has a black painted rim on the top of the sensor. The real Toyota knock sensor also has an M stamping on it along with a lot number.Make sure that you study the sensor closely so you don't get burned like I did. The fake is pictured on the left and the real one is on the right.
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