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Part number please.

uid 1's pic
posted by  JSBB on  Tue Apr 30 11:15 CST 2002
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Does anyone know the part number of this?


I can barely read the number off it and the last digit is obscured, but I think it's: 1317296

This is the knock sensor from my '86 240 DL (B230F). It has a single connector. The connector is flopping around and I suspect it could cause trouble.

I should start a pic <-> part number <-> common name database. Anyone want to help?

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    Part number please.

    posted by  Matt L on  Tue Apr 30 15:05 CST 2002
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    That looks just like the knock sensor that was on my '87 240. Mine also had a "flopping" connector. All I did was get a new one from fcpgroton. I didn't need a part number, I think there is only 1 knock sensor for that vintage.

    BTW I could never tell the difference between having the knock sensor connected or not on the '87. The car never knocked, and the timing wasn't getting WAY retarded either. If I unplug the knock sensor on the '89, the timing is so retarded that it's a total dog on acceleration (and of course the check engine light comes on). The '89 knock sensor looks different, too. Different systems I guess.
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    Part number please.

    posted by  Token Ring Man on  Tue Apr 30 14:17 CST 2002
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    That looks like the oil pressure sender.
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      Part number please.

      uid 1's pic
      posted by  JSBB on  Tue Apr 30 14:37 CST 2002
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      I think that's on the other side of the engine. I am almost certain it's the knock sensor.

      -JSBB
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