Question for co worker
#1
2005 4.8 in a silverado. he has replaced knock sensors 3 times! doing new intake manifold gaskets each time lol. first time threw code. took intake off and knock sensors full of water. put new ones in. 2 weeks later same thing again. this time he put silcone i believe around them to keep water out. happened again.replaced one more time.. parts sotre thought he was lieing because snesors were only couple weeks old and looked old and nasty.
i told him i would ask on here. he says everytime they filled with normal water.. no coolant oil or anything. just water.
Any ideas?
i told him i would ask on here. he says everytime they filled with normal water.. no coolant oil or anything. just water.
Any ideas?
#3
i was curious about that also. we have come to the conculision it has to be from rain or some sort of water. i havent even looked at his truck yet. i wanna check if the rubber seal is on the cowl still where hood meets firewall.
he told me this lastime it happen he was driving down the highway and it just clicked on. he told me it losses a ton of power once light was on.. i couldnt help but laugh thinking of a stock 4.8 with even less
he told me this lastime it happen he was driving down the highway and it just clicked on. he told me it losses a ton of power once light was on.. i couldnt help but laugh thinking of a stock 4.8 with even less
#6

I've never heard of this problem. Could it be condensation? I know Florida gets a little humid sometimes. Try putting talcum power on the valley cover next time the intake is off so you can see a trail of water the next time it happens.
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#10
when mine went out, I replaced the sensors and wiring. I also took off the foam so that it could breathe. I akso added some silicone around each one. Didn't have any problems for 50k aftr that.


