Thank you, because I thought the knock sensor replacement was all I needed when I had it fixed. I took it to a dealer 2 different times for the same knock sensor code, they never told me about the harness that was sold separately. Now I'm coming out of pocket more money for a 3rd time.
I pull the manifold in 25 minutes all day on these. You do this to do the starter (can pull the starter from the bottom). The knock sensor takes me an hour start to finish as a mobile mechanic. The book time is probably at least 2 hours. 2 hours is probably $300 assuming most shops charge $150hr. I would do this for $150 all day 😅😅😅
@@ultimatediyguy395 ive changed the engine oil..but i forgot to change the oil filter and i drove it for about 5-6 daya like that and i burly noticed…i checked my oil amd itts super dark ..could that be the problem about the filter? Causing me the knocking and the chek engine
@@rick_golden well engine oil should not look black with only 6 days of use. If the engine filter is clogged that could cause an issue. But if you literally hear knocking in the engine then it’s most likely irreversible damage and your engine is probably toast
I got this code is this the same thing ? 2015 Kia Optima 5XXGN4A72FG482352 FIXD detected 2 issues with your vehicle. Mileage: N/A These issues indicate a major driving impact and could cause damage to your vehicle with continued driving. Detected Issues P1326 - Ignition Control Module Combustion Quality Input Signal Severity - High P0014 - 'B' Camshaft Position Timing Over-Advanced Or System Performance Bank 1 Severity - High Description - The Camshaft Position Sensor is used to increase engine power by changing when the engine valves open. This sensor must relay information to the ECU to properly function, so if it is not responding fast enough the engine will not be able to run optimally and it will trigger a System Performance code.
Came back to update that the dealership said it was a bad knock sensor. They replaced it for free. It was under the engine recall and so was the $199 diagnostic. Car is no longer in limp mode. And drives fine.
My friends kia just died 2 months ago. Now its a boat anchor. They wont replace the motor. It takes months anyways to get a replacement motor. Kia/hyundai sucks
@@mikematthews234 I don’t really think the filters are the issue. Either these engines simply have bad build quality or they should be using thicker oil viscosity
@@ultimatediyguy395no...... when Kia/Hyundai manufactured these engines there were some metal filings left in the engine block from the manufacturing process... they find there way into the oil system and destroy the engine over time... the knock sensor detects these wearing parts that cuase catastrophic engine failur 5:30 e
You explained everything very well..
Thank you, because I thought the knock sensor replacement was all I needed when I had it fixed. I took it to a dealer 2 different times for the same knock sensor code, they never told me about the harness that was sold separately. Now I'm coming out of pocket more money for a 3rd time.
My hyundai sonata 2014 it Start and dies immediately what could be the problem?
Got the same code. Engine isnt knocking but its running in limp mode. Not sure if its sensor or needing software update.
@@jross9094 mine glitched 2 weeks ago no knocking just had an error they reflashed the computer works fine... my car has 193000 miles
Super video d’explication 👍
Hey I have a question I replace my knock sensor I got a 2017 Kia as well and the engine light is still flashing what do you suggest
Where does the harness go? Im having this problem now on a sonata
The knock sensor is attached to the intake manifold. At 7:49 the knock sensor harness is the 1 on the right
How much does this job usually cost to replace that sensor
@@caliboy4406 I couldn’t tell you to be honest
If you gotta ask its too much
@@glennschlorf1285shut up
I pull the manifold in 25 minutes all day on these. You do this to do the starter (can pull the starter from the bottom). The knock sensor takes me an hour start to finish as a mobile mechanic. The book time is probably at least 2 hours. 2 hours is probably $300 assuming most shops charge $150hr. I would do this for $150 all day 😅😅😅
@@elmayimbe_the_amateur_mechanicyou don’t check the bearings clearance ?
Excellent video!
I replaced mines on a 2012 Kia Optima sx.. and the knocking sound is still what could it be now?
Chances are your engine is done. If it’s a 2012 your factory warranty is expired as well
@@ultimatediyguy395 ive changed the engine oil..but i forgot to change the oil filter and i drove it for about 5-6 daya like that and i burly noticed…i checked my oil amd itts super dark ..could that be the problem about the filter? Causing me the knocking and the chek engine
@@rick_golden well engine oil should not look black with only 6 days of use. If the engine filter is clogged that could cause an issue. But if you literally hear knocking in the engine then it’s most likely irreversible damage and your engine is probably toast
Does this go for the same as the 2.0
Unfortunately I don’t know
I got this code is this the same thing ?
2015 Kia Optima
5XXGN4A72FG482352
FIXD detected 2 issues with your vehicle.
Mileage: N/A
These issues indicate a major driving impact and could cause damage to your vehicle with continued driving.
Detected Issues
P1326 - Ignition Control Module Combustion Quality Input Signal Severity - High
P0014 - 'B' Camshaft Position Timing Over-Advanced Or System Performance Bank 1
Severity - High
Description - The Camshaft Position Sensor is used to increase engine power by changing when the engine valves open. This sensor must relay information to the ECU to properly function, so if it is not responding fast enough the engine will not be able to run optimally and it will trigger a System Performance code.
Same exact P1326 is the only code.
Came back to update that the dealership said it was a bad knock sensor. They replaced it for free. It was under the engine recall and so was the $199 diagnostic. Car is no longer in limp mode. And drives fine.
@@TheKoolAuntieso just replace the knock sensor? Bc I might just end up doing it myself atp. Because I got the P1236 code for my 2018 Kia optima.
The three rings of death 💀☠️
@@chava1441 facts!
My friends kia just died 2 months ago. Now its a boat anchor. They wont replace the motor. It takes months anyways to get a replacement motor. Kia/hyundai sucks
Use Mobil 1 oil and wix filters
@@mikematthews234 I don’t really think the filters are the issue. Either these engines simply have bad build quality or they should be using thicker oil viscosity
@@ultimatediyguy395no...... when Kia/Hyundai manufactured these engines there were some metal filings left in the engine block from the manufacturing process... they find there way into the oil system and destroy the engine over time... the knock sensor detects these wearing parts that cuase catastrophic engine failur 5:30 e