OEM knock sensor or 3rd party? Any difference?
#1
Rookie RLX-SH Owner
Thread Starter
OEM knock sensor or 3rd party? Any difference?
So, I started getting one of those "Emissions system problem!" and "Electronic emergency brake problem!" warnings a couple of weeks ago. My OBD scanner says it is a knock sensor code. An OEM knock sensor costs about $150 and a third-party knock sensor costs about $50. Does anybody have any experience with using a non-OEM knock sensor, good or bad?
#2
Suzuka Master
iTrader: (1)
#3
Rookie RLX-SH Owner
Thread Starter
#4
Suzuka Master
iTrader: (1)
That is why I asked, though there appears to be two, one for each bank. If you want to receive the same or longer life of about 7 years, you'll want to invest in OEM knock sensor(s); otherwise, settling for a cheap foreign knock-off, for your expensive / reliable RLX, might have you paying to repeat the repair sooner then you'd like, IMHO of course.
#12 below is the knock sensor and gives you an idea of where it lives.
Good Luck!
Last edited by zeta; 03-25-2024 at 09:26 PM.
The following users liked this post:
RLX-SH-Maybe (03-26-2024)
#5
Rookie RLX-SH Owner
Thread Starter
Thanks for the response.
That is why I asked, though there appears to be two, one for each bank. If you want to receive the same or longer life of about 7 years, you'll want to invest in OEM knock sensor(s); otherwise, settling for a cheap foreign knock-off, for your expensive / reliable RLX, might have you paying to repeat the repair sooner then you'd like, IMHO of course.
That is why I asked, though there appears to be two, one for each bank. If you want to receive the same or longer life of about 7 years, you'll want to invest in OEM knock sensor(s); otherwise, settling for a cheap foreign knock-off, for your expensive / reliable RLX, might have you paying to repeat the repair sooner then you'd like, IMHO of course.
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
06AcuraTLBlk
3G TL Problems & Fixes
3
11-26-2015 03:51 PM